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[Misc] O/T Missing puppy escaped in Ditchling/Hassocks area



Tight shorts

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Dec 29, 2004
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My fiend's dog has run off, so posting this in case anyone can help


If anyone is in the Hassocks/Ditchling area can they keep an eye out for a medium sized white fluffy dog, last seen in Ditchling around 10.30 this morning (Tuesday). He escaped from a relative in Hassocks at about 10 am. He is a friendly but naughty 1 year old male dog called Barney. If spotted please call (removed at posters request) or the number on his tag. Cheers
 

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Tight shorts

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Dec 29, 2004
311
Sussex
Update, still missing but seen just after 11 near the Ditchling vineyard
 

Tight shorts

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Dec 29, 2004
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Now returned home after a long three hour run around mid Sussex. Very relieved.
 

Tom Hark Preston Park

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Jul 6, 2003
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Three hours at the vineyard? Probably needs an intervention,

I once went to see Scotland v Israel in Tel Aviv. Part of the rigorously enforced entertainment schedule was trip to a vineyard. Visit was scheduled for an hour. Took most of the day for thd tourists minders to round them up and get them back on the coach :lol:
 


Gwylan

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Jul 5, 2003
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I once went to see Scotland v Israel in Tel Aviv. Part of the rigorously enforced entertainment schedule was trip to a vineyard. Visit was scheduled for an hour. Took most of the day for thd tourists minders to round them up and get them back on the coach :lol:

I didn't realise they made Buckfast in Israel :)
 

Doc Lynam

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Jun 19, 2011
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Hope its never necessary but Brighton Dogwatch on Facebook is an excellent group to join and message. A message can get around the dog walking community pretty fast with these guys; they also have a twitter feed to join.
 




sully

Dunscouting
Jul 7, 2003
7,823
Worthing
Must be a huge market for a reasonably priced GPS tracker that fits on the collar of family pets shirley?

It wouldn’t help much with our cats. I guess I wouldn’t need to buy so many collars, though! Gave up buying them years ago as they never lasted more than a week.
 

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