Boxer dog missing in Wrexham
04 January 2013, 08:07 PM
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Boxer dog missing in Wrexham
Hi, my son was walking his boxer dog yesterday and she decided to run off and we haven't seen her since!
Her name is Tilly, she was wearing a collar with name and address and had been micro chipped.
Tilly is 12 months old and fawn in colour with white face and white paws, tip of tail is white.Tail is long and has not been docted.
Last seen near llay golf course/ alyn waters.please help find her as my son is gutted and very upset, small reward waiting, thanks Steve
Her name is Tilly, she was wearing a collar with name and address and had been micro chipped.
Tilly is 12 months old and fawn in colour with white face and white paws, tip of tail is white.Tail is long and has not been docted.
Last seen near llay golf course/ alyn waters.please help find her as my son is gutted and very upset, small reward waiting, thanks Steve
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04 January 2013, 09:28 PM
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im in north wales area and see lots of dogs at my work every day so will keep my eye out in case she gets brought into work. i hope she gets found soon
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04 January 2013, 10:18 PM
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Best to send a email or call the team at wrexham.com
www.wrexham.com
They put things like this on their twitter feed.
I'll keep a look out, hope she turns up safe and sound
www.wrexham.com
They put things like this on their twitter feed.
I'll keep a look out, hope she turns up safe and sound
04 January 2013, 11:19 PM
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Have you phoned the local dog warden? How old is your son? Tbh I would never let a puppy off the lead in public unless I knw it was already trained. Even training mine in a secure field left me chasing the little **** for hours trying to get him back.
Hope it's found safe.
Hope it's found safe.
05 January 2013, 12:50 AM
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Nightmare hope you find her soon fella, I've had boxers all my life they all suffer from selective deafness from time to time!
Fingers crossed she's picked up by a responsible and honest person.
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Mick
Fingers crossed she's picked up by a responsible and honest person.
Regards
Mick
05 January 2013, 10:26 AM
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I agree with the selective deafness...
Mine took off on the cliff paths down in coverack last year in the dark...took me an hour of scrambling over rock faces before I eventually found him !
They pick up the scent of something and get tunnel vision I think.
Mine took off on the cliff paths down in coverack last year in the dark...took me an hour of scrambling over rock faces before I eventually found him !
They pick up the scent of something and get tunnel vision I think.
05 January 2013, 11:19 AM
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She's back the bloody bitch lol, so happy. They do have selective deafness. My 7 year old boxer is a little bugger at times but that's why I like boxer dogs. Thanks everyone .
05 January 2013, 11:25 AM
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Tilly came out of the woods which we searched for hours and hours and followed a jogger to pentre street in llay, a girl getting out of a taxi notices Tilly with no collar by now and walks around llay for an hour and puts it on twitter where my other son notices it and Tilly is back, yippee
05 January 2013, 11:40 AM
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About 5 years ago we had tai our male boxer very muscular and powerful and Winnie who is female and a little bugger and very slight in build and can run like a whippet.my wife and I took them to the horse shoe pass and both dogs off the lead(my fault I know)when suddenly Winnie notices a sheep and runs after it and tai close by, I run after then up and down the bloody mountain, shouting like a mad man for miles. I get town the mountain and Winnie has pinned down a sheep, didn't hurt it or attack just wanted to play. I managed to grab her and all was well but Winnie is very head strong at times but great fun.Tai passed away a few years ago(epileptic fit) and Winnie will be 8 in may.
05 January 2013, 12:09 PM
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Happy days 
there is no worse feeling than having your dog take off after something, I got a springer spaniel brilliant dog, listens when told but when she catches a scent of a rabbit up the mountain she is gone! Same with birds 
she took off a few weeks back, she was missing for hours, we searched everywhere for the swine but no sign of her anywhere 
then later that eve she just turns up at he front door happy as Larry as if nothing had happened the little shít, tail going and bouncing around the place, and the first place she headed for................. The food cupboard 
there is no worse feeling than having your dog take off after something, I got a springer spaniel brilliant dog, listens when told but when she catches a scent of a rabbit up the mountain she is gone! Same with birds she took off a few weeks back, she was missing for hours, we searched everywhere for the swine but no sign of her anywhere then later that eve she just turns up at he front door happy as Larry as if nothing had happened the little shít, tail going and bouncing around the place, and the first place she headed for................. The food cupboard
05 January 2013, 04:26 PM
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Excellent news! That must have been a relief!!
My old man has a bitch gettin on for 9 years old and my brothers just bought another bitch puppy she's about 6 months old now and he recons it's harder than dealing with actual children hahaha
Gotta love em though!
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My old man has a bitch gettin on for 9 years old and my brothers just bought another bitch puppy she's about 6 months old now and he recons it's harder than dealing with actual children hahaha
Gotta love em though!
Mick
05 January 2013, 06:01 PM
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My mrs posted a card and cash in envelope to say thanks.
The girl that found her said other people just ignored her but thankfully she didn't and is now sleeping off her adventure in front of the fire. About an hour ago I was doing oil change on my sons corsa when a 4x4 comes past and lady driver ask,s have you seem a German Shepard in the Rhosddu area of Wrexham so keep your eyes and ears open please.
The girl that found her said other people just ignored her but thankfully she didn't and is now sleeping off her adventure in front of the fire. About an hour ago I was doing oil change on my sons corsa when a 4x4 comes past and lady driver ask,s have you seem a German Shepard in the Rhosddu area of Wrexham so keep your eyes and ears open please.
06 January 2013, 07:12 AM
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Aww so glad shes been found thank god.
My doggi is my baby hes my son :-) im soo pretective of him hes a cavi king charles spaniel and loves to run after cars and "herd them" like sheep so I can never realy let him off the lead he has selective hearing too at times depends what sniffy spots are about lol.
My doggi is my baby hes my son :-) im soo pretective of him hes a cavi king charles spaniel and loves to run after cars and "herd them" like sheep so I can never realy let him off the lead he has selective hearing too at times depends what sniffy spots are about lol.