Steve had a bit of an upset this morning. The dogs were out in the top field, some loose and unsupervised dogs were running up and down the track. Jezi jumped onto the wall to see what was going on. Steve called her down, as she came down she twisted and got her hind leg caught in the fencing. He said the screams were merciless, by the time he got there our other dogs were attacking her. (Why do they do that when somethings screaming?) He screamed at them and they all ran off, Jezi then got free and ran back into the house. Luckily she seems OK .. I know she shoudn't have gone on the wall (Back legs on fencing, front legs on wall. The fencing is a foot inside the wall.)... but she's still a baby, and came off straight away ... or tried too. Why Oh Why do people let their dogs onto the track/mountain unsupervised?
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Saturday, 7 July 2012
Poor Jezi!
Steve had a bit of an upset this morning. The dogs were out in the top field, some loose and unsupervised dogs were running up and down the track. Jezi jumped onto the wall to see what was going on. Steve called her down, as she came down she twisted and got her hind leg caught in the fencing. He said the screams were merciless, by the time he got there our other dogs were attacking her. (Why do they do that when somethings screaming?) He screamed at them and they all ran off, Jezi then got free and ran back into the house. Luckily she seems OK .. I know she shoudn't have gone on the wall (Back legs on fencing, front legs on wall. The fencing is a foot inside the wall.)... but she's still a baby, and came off straight away ... or tried too. Why Oh Why do people let their dogs onto the track/mountain unsupervised?