Urine Big Trouble Mister
Simon, a black lab, went missing and his owners are desperately trying to find him. He took off on Saturday and so far the Baltesz family has had no luck finding him. They decided to try a different tack than just searching and putting up posters, they’re using urine.
A family desperate to find their missing dog have taken to spraying their urine around the neighbourhood to guide him home.
So the family of four have been filling their bottles and spraying them at strategic points in the neigbourhood to get Simon back.
The family told ThisisBristol.co.uk: “He never did learn how to go through a door without knocking everything and everyone and skated about on our kitchen floor as if it were ice.
“We even miss his whining and door scratching from downstairs at first light.”
I know how devastating it is when your dog gets loose and you can’t find him. Bo, our Hairy Houdini, had his share of escapes but luckily when he was done exploring he walked to the front door and barked to be let in. We hope Simon safely finds his way home soon.
* Pic courtesy METRO.co.uk
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Molly got away from me once, and in my panic I chased her for more than half a mile on foot. I finally caught her at a house where they were having their child’s birthday party outside. Fortunately those people had a dog and they loaned me a leash so I could walk Molly home.
Bear when he was younger use to escape atleast once a year. He would find a spot in the fence and go under it. He would run all around the neighborhood. He even looked both ways crossing the street! I would run after him and call his name but he ended up on the front porch with this look on his face that said “What took you so long? I have been waitin for you!” I was mad ofcourse but glad he was home! Many times I could follow were he was by the neighborhood dogs barking. I then caught him and walked him home lecturing him the whole way!
Not long after I adopted Pogo and we moved to where we are now she bolted out the open front door when she caught me unawares one day. She took off across the road and into a little villa complex where I finally caught up with her. Lucky for us both our street is relatively quiet or it could have had a very sad ending. I hope this lovely boy finds his way home soon.
What a unique approach to finding Simon; I surely hope that it works! Crossing my paws for you, Simon, that you will find your way safely home.