Trail Cameras Help Monitor Lost Dog Behavior – Part 7 in a series
Monitoring the feeding station that you have set up for your lost dog will give you important clues to his behavior and condition. Here are a few different ways that it can be done, both low-tech and high-tech. You can visually check the area every day when you replenish the food and water. By placing […]
Use a Feeding Station to Help Capture a Shy Lost Dog – Part 6 in a Series
“I Got A Sighting! Now What…?” Part 5 in a Series
Where Could Your Shy Lost Dog Be? – Part 4 in a Series
Rewards are a Bad Idea When Trying to Capture The Elusive Dog – Part 3 in a Series
Toby bolted from the sound of fireworks. But you have it all under control. You haven’t allowed your friends and family to “search” for Toby. There will be lots of ways they can help soon. Instead, you have stayed calm and placed Toby’s bed, food, water and familiar scented articles out for him. If he […]
Tips for Capturing the Elusive Dog – Part 2 of a Series
Catching a Shy Elusive Dog – Part 1 in a Series
Toby, the Australian Shepherd, was a shy dog. Not only was he wary of strangers, but he had been lost from a strange location (a family member’s house) during the week of the 4th of July. The family was prepared to keep him in the house during the community fireworks display; but a neighborhood party erratically shooting […]
Princessa’s Story
The Problem with Dandelions
One of our long-time volunteers has coined a clever name for some of our missing dogs. She affectionately calls them “dandelions” because they are common and they all look alike. The problem with dandelions is that they can present a real challenge to their owner when they get lost. Here is the list of most […]