Wouldn't that make it obvious she belonged to someone else then?

Wouldn't that make it obvious she belonged to someone else then? </font>[/QUOTE]<font color=lime>Ya, but at least its safe, fed, and loved, during the wait for the owners to come forward. ;) </font>

Geez, and here I thought all this hype was over the green froggie. ;)

I dont like puppies, but older dogs are calm and very nice usually. That dog looks calm to me (very cute).

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What scare me with found animals is that there's always the risk that eventually you'll run into the old owner while on a walk or something.

What do you do then? That's a situation I wouldn't like to be in.

Awww, isn't that such a beautiful dog.
Awwwwwwwwww... I can't stop saying it, it's just so darn cute.
I hope you do get to keep it Lady Blue, it would be nice to have such a wonderful companion.

Wouldn't that make it obvious she belonged to someone else then? </font>[/QUOTE]My Golden, Rhett, was all those things, and nobody has claimed him after over a year. People (?) dump good dogs as well as bad.

Looks like a greyhound. In my experiance, they are the nicest, most meek, of dogs. Of course, you just can't ever let one off his/her leash outdoors in a non-fenced-in area as you'll never catch them (and I don't care if you're Flo-Jo...you won't catch them).

Dog tracks are notoriously cruel, so if you can take in a dog, you should try to save a greyhound.

carry a led pipe, or teach the dog to hate the old owner


but seriouisly, i doubt that after a while the owner would recognise it, nor it the owner.