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Originally Posted by red98vett  Wow.
I have a feeling she knows it isn't her dog - she LEFT after seeing him right ?
You went above and beyond and now are being put thru the ringer - she needs to show proof of her dog and if she can't chances are she is now wanting a free dog and if you're attached - keep him !
I'd know my girls anywhere and they'd be jumping all over me if ever lost and someone found them - they'd go nuts as I think most of these little guys would
We saved a little lost dog who was a Cheri lookalike running around my apartment complex in the rain a few months ago ....I was in my car coming home from work and saw this yorkie and my eyes popped - (I was freaking) SWORE it was my Cheri - so stopped and gathered some other people to catch her
once we got close and corralled her I knew it wasn't her - (she was FAST) and very wet so it was hard to really see what she looked like but if it HAD been my girl - she'd run to me ....this little one ran away from us - so what I'm saying is her dog should have known HER and vice versa.
Edited to add - the little wet lost yorkie was returned to her family who didn't even know she got out. Thankfully I've never had an 'escape' but once they get out - they sure can travel far - there's no telling where the dog you found came from |
V, I remember that video of you coming home from wherever (not gone very long) and your girls were going absolutely berserk. That was such a cute video - you should repost it.
OP, you sound like a good, honest person who would give this little one a great home. I truly hope that things turn out well for you. I don't believe it is this woman's dog; everything just doesn't add up. Plus I agree that the dog would have gone crazy when he saw her. My four won't let me go upstairs without waiting for me and doing the happy dance all over again.
Good luck and please let us know what happens.