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[First, I searched and browsed the forums to see if this had been discussed already and didn't find anything. Forgive me if I missed it! ]
In Oregon right now there is a controversy over a dog (Chase) who escaped his owner's yard and disappeared. The owner said he did everything to find him, no luck. Fast forward a little over a year later, and while at a drive-thru coffee shop, he sees the dog in a woman's vehicle. She claims she found the dog and tried to find the original owner. After a time she named the dog Bear and says she trained the dog to alert her to asthma attacks. Initially she agreed to give the dog back but then got a lawyer.
Here are two articles with the details:
Portland Man Loses Dog, Finds Dog
Stray Dog Dispute Heads to Court
Newest article, with updated info such as police reports and the fact that the dog had been bred
The article comments are pretty intense. Thoughts?
In Oregon right now there is a controversy over a dog (Chase) who escaped his owner's yard and disappeared. The owner said he did everything to find him, no luck. Fast forward a little over a year later, and while at a drive-thru coffee shop, he sees the dog in a woman's vehicle. She claims she found the dog and tried to find the original owner. After a time she named the dog Bear and says she trained the dog to alert her to asthma attacks. Initially she agreed to give the dog back but then got a lawyer.
Here are two articles with the details:
Portland Man Loses Dog, Finds Dog
Stray Dog Dispute Heads to Court
Newest article, with updated info such as police reports and the fact that the dog had been bred
The article comments are pretty intense. Thoughts?