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I understand. I was in the house with my three kids and was just opening the screen door far enough to put candy in the bags and closed enough to keep the kids in the house, more specifically Misty my Yorkie. And of course it had to happen, a daddy carrying his little one came to the door and pulled the screen door open all the way and guess what - - Misty was out the door before I could think. By now I know the route she takes, through the back to see her little s**t-zhu boyfriend if he's out. She then ran next door to the neighbors place and trick or treated with a bunch of kids. My neighbor tried to grab her but she's tricky. I'm outside ready to intercept her further run, she just flies right by me. There are kids chasing her trying to catch her which really makes her happy. Finally, one of the fathers (there were like three of them in the chase) managed to grab her. I was so thankful that she was caught before any of the many vehicles on the block moved. I now realize that I should have put a leash on her before anyone started trick or treating here. Next year... |
Oh, I'm so glad you found her! |
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Thanks tons for the support everyone! This is exactly why we all love YT!!!! |
I'm so glad everything is ok!!! I would have totally freaked out!!!:eek::eek::eek: |
I'm so happy that things turned out ok. Daisy also wears a bell on her collar; she gets underfoot so much, we don't want to step on her. Now I have one more reason to keep that bell around......search and rescue missions! Happy Halloween! |
Thank God she is OK. I know that feeling of panic whe you loose sight of your baby. It happened to me last week. Your baby is safe with you now!!!!:aimeeyork |
I'm so glad Bijou is o.k., and, totally, understand what you were feeling, as I did the same thing "ONCE", and only once...Fortunately, for me, it was during the day, so I could see her, and was able to chase her down...Now I tell myself, if I'm touching the backyard gate, then Apple must be in the house...I actually had a cute little gate installed on my front porch, so that when I come in the front door, if miss speedy gonzales runs out on the porch, there is a gate to stop her...Cost me $100 to have someone do it for me, and worth every single penny...It's cute too :) |
I am so glad that everything turned out okay. Maggie got out one night when hubby opened the front door and he just happened to see her just before he closed the door. They can be quick. |
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I am sooooooooooo glad this turned out ok......You know what my next door neighbor told me yesterday??? I have been in a month long battle with AT&T. This has requried them to come to my house several times. The other day I had the girls out going potty, and some service guy came and did not come to the door first, just opened the gate, and OUT went MAYA. She did not know him so she ran away from him..INTO THE STREET...my next door neighbor came out and Maya knows her, so she told the man to stop, and called Maya and crouched down and Maya ran into her arms. The man put her back in the back yard and never mentioned it to me. I never knew all of this had happened until Myra told me yesterday. I am FURIOUS at the possibilities. |
Whew...these litter stinkers just try to shorten our lives.... Suggestions for next year if you are handing out candy from your front door is go buy a cheap wooden pressure gate and put it across the door in the inside so when the door opens you can hand out candy but the dog can't run out. For more permenent gates I got steel baby gates and put them through my house as I think they look nicer. I got mine off of ebay. |
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Amazingly she's only ran out the front door once and the storm door hit her, so she's afraid of the front door now. She waits and watches me to see if I'm going to approve her going out it, which I never do because the front yard isn't fenced. It is in back and that's where I left the gate open. Quote:
The gates are awesome ideas!!! Thanks!!! I live in Poquoson and when our house got flooded from Hurricane Isabelle we had to raise it up 6 feet, most houses here are raised now. So to keep the little ones from walking so many steps I sat in the yard handing it out. Hopefully next year DH will be off and he can to it! LOL I still love the gate idea for every day use too as sometimes when my daughter's friends come in they don't shut the door. Usually, the pups are too busy getting loved on to try and go out before the storm door shuts, but you never know when one will try and dash out. Thanks for the advise!!! |
After reading posts like this, I don't feel like I am being too over protective with Buster & Maggie. I take a lot of kidding from friends and family but in a flash these little babies can be gone. I have even been told by a former groomer that she knew of people who broke into houses and yards to steal Yorkies. Needless to say, she is no longer our groomer. I feel so over protective sometimes but after reading something like this, I know I'm not! :aimeeyork :aimeeyork |
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