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Use a Feeding Station to Help Capture a Shy Lost Dog – Part 6 in a Series
Feeding stations are an important tool in the toolbox of shy lost dog recovery. It is a fancy name for a blob of smelly food on the ground, a bowl of water and a way to monitor the two. You should also...
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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...
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Monitoring Your Feeding Station – Part 8 in a Series
Paige, a missing Shar-pei, looks a bit like a bear at first glance! Your lost dog is visiting your feeding station! You are seeing him on the camera and you want to rush right out there and scoop him...
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Luring a Shy, Lost Dog Using a Portable Grill
Using a portable grill can be very helpful in catching a shy, scared dog. If you are getting sightings of your dog in a general area, we recommend setting up a feeding station. This can help to keep...
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Never Give Up Hope!
Hope was adopted from the Columbia County Humane Society (CCHS) in Portage WI on Dec. 8th and 2 days later got out of her owners car. In the 27 days she was on the run, she had basically stayed in one...
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Use a Feeding Station to Help Capture a Shy Lost Dog – Part 6 in a Series
Feeding stations are an important tool in the toolbox of shy lost dog recovery. It is a fancy name for a blob of smelly food on the ground, a bowl of water and a way to monitor the two. You should also...
View ArticleClik here to view.
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...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Monitoring Your Feeding Station – Part 8 in a Series
Paige, a missing Shar-pei, looks a bit like a bear at first glance! Your lost dog is visiting your feeding station! You are seeing him on the camera and you want to rush right out there and scoop him...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Luring a Shy, Lost Dog Using a Portable Grill
Using a portable grill can be very helpful in catching a shy, scared dog. If you are getting sightings of your dog in a general area, we recommend setting up a feeding station. This can help to keep...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Never Give Up Hope!
Hope was adopted from the Columbia County Humane Society (CCHS) in Portage WI on Dec. 8th and 2 days later got out of her owners car. In the 27 days she was on the run, she had basically stayed in one...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Use a Feeding Station to Help Capture a Shy Lost Dog – Part 6 in a Series
Feeding stations are an important tool in the toolbox of shy lost dog recovery. It is a fancy name for a blob of smelly food on the ground, a bowl of water and a way to monitor the two. You should also...
View ArticleClik here to view.
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...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Monitoring Your Feeding Station – Part 8 in a Series
Paige, a missing Shar-pei, looks a bit like a bear at first glance! Your lost dog is visiting your feeding station! You are seeing him on the camera and you want to rush right out there and scoop him...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Luring a Shy, Lost Dog Using a Portable Grill
Using a portable grill can be very helpful in catching a shy, scared dog. If you are getting sightings of your dog in a general area, we recommend setting up a feeding station. This can help to keep...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Never Give Up Hope!
Hope was adopted from the Columbia County Humane Society (CCHS) in Portage WI on Dec. 8th and 2 days later got out of her owners car. In the 27 days she was on the run, she had basically stayed in one...
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