Man Finds A ‘Lost’ Dog, Tries To Help Until He Reads The ID Tag
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When Tyler Wilson spotted a wandering Golden Lab near his home in Kentucky, he thought the pooch was lost. “I’ve seen the dog a couple weeks before around that area,” Wilson told The Dodo. “So when he came up to me at the gas station and sat next to me, I was like ‘this dog has been lost for a while.'”
Wilson was relieved to see the doggie had an ID tag, but he would never had guessed what it read: “My name is Dew. I am not lost. I like to roam. Tell me to go home.”
“Once I saw it, we both looked at each other and I knew he was OK,” says Wilson. “It was so cute.” But Wilson didn’t tell the pooch to go home just yet. “I pet him and even hugged him,” Wilson says. “He got me a little wet from the rain, but it was worth it.”
It turned out Dew is a bit of local celebrity, known for strolling around on his own and greeting people. After his adventures, he always returns to a nearby farm where he lives with his family. “Dew loves to make new friends,” his owners told The Dodo. “Fortunately, Dew is chipped and wears a GPS tracker so when his sneaky little self gets out and about, we always know where he is! He just likes to spread the love.”
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When Tyler Wilson spotted a wandering Golden Lab near his home in Kentucky, he thought the pooch needed help
“I’ve seen the dog a couple weeks before around that area”
“So when he came up… and sat next to me, I was like ‘this dog has been lost for a while'”
Wilson was relieved to see the doggie had an ID tag, but he would never had guessed what it read
“My name is Dew. I am not lost. I like to roam. Tell me to go home”
“Once I saw it, we both looked at each other and I knew he was OK”
“I pet him and even hugged him”
It turned out Dew is a bit of local celebrity, known for strolling around on his own and greeting people
After his adventures, he always returns to a nearby farm where he lives with his family
“Dew loves to make new friends… Fortunately, Dew is chipped and wears a GPS tracker”
“We always know where he is! He just likes to spread the love”
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I hope he stays away from high traffic areas. He looks like such a sweetheart!
These dogs are wonderful.Their temperament makes them perfect as companions, and they make perfect skinny-dipping partners.
seems a but risky for the dog.
In low traffic areas, a smart dog is pretty safe. I miss a small town just because of this. Both our dogs loose, died of old age.
I agree. A beautiful dog like that could be stolen or killed by a car or truck.
I grew up in the country in a small town. We had a saint bernard and a poodle and both roamed free with no problems. As a matter of fact they roamed with the neighbor dogs - the dogs would come over and bark to "pick them up" - they'd join the group, roam around to different houses and come home by dark. There were never any problems. Both lived to a very old age.
Not as much as you think. I had a dog who always wandered off long distances, through town, streets etc- and always came back home. He just loved being free a bit I guess :)
I had a dog that roamed. it didn't happen often but he always came back safe. he stayed off roads - roamed the farms nearby, it works out ok in the country. now i have a little pomeranian that probably wouldnt be able to find his way from the back yard to the front yard LOL
Blowing sheep does too !
It's a lovely story in many respects and he's a beautiful dog. Just stay safe fella.
I hope he stays away from high traffic areas. He looks like such a sweetheart!
These dogs are wonderful.Their temperament makes them perfect as companions, and they make perfect skinny-dipping partners.
seems a but risky for the dog.
In low traffic areas, a smart dog is pretty safe. I miss a small town just because of this. Both our dogs loose, died of old age.
I agree. A beautiful dog like that could be stolen or killed by a car or truck.
I grew up in the country in a small town. We had a saint bernard and a poodle and both roamed free with no problems. As a matter of fact they roamed with the neighbor dogs - the dogs would come over and bark to "pick them up" - they'd join the group, roam around to different houses and come home by dark. There were never any problems. Both lived to a very old age.
Not as much as you think. I had a dog who always wandered off long distances, through town, streets etc- and always came back home. He just loved being free a bit I guess :)
I had a dog that roamed. it didn't happen often but he always came back safe. he stayed off roads - roamed the farms nearby, it works out ok in the country. now i have a little pomeranian that probably wouldnt be able to find his way from the back yard to the front yard LOL
Blowing sheep does too !
It's a lovely story in many respects and he's a beautiful dog. Just stay safe fella.