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** MISSING SINCE 1ST NOVEMBER FROM ROLLESBY ROAD, CHESSINGTON KT9..SPOOKED BY FIREWORKS **
Lost: White West Highland White Terrier Female In South East (KT9)
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StatusLost
Registered02 Nov 2020
NameMILLIE
Gender & BreedFemale West Highland White Terrier (Spayed)
AgeOlder Adult
ColourWhite
Marks & Scars
TaggedUnknown
MicrochippedYes
TattooedUnknown
Date Lost01 Nov 2020
Where LostMillie was in the back garden and escaped through a hole in the fence as she heard a firework and was very scared. She escaped from Rollesby Road, Chessington. She is very friendly
Lost In RegionSouth East
Lost In Post AreaKT9
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Saw this on FB and thought our UK members might have a look.
 
My tool shed had some rats in it. I opened the door and Bacall immediately saw one behind the push broom on the shelf. She jumped up there so fast and killed that rat faster than a snap trap. It all happened in a matter of seconds. Wow, my girl has some serious agile speed.
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** MISSING SINCE 1ST NOVEMBER FROM ROLLESBY ROAD, CHESSINGTON KT9..SPOOKED BY FIREWORKS **
Lost: White West Highland White Terrier Female In South East (KT9)
161725
StatusLost
Registered02 Nov 2020
NameMILLIE
Gender & BreedFemale West Highland White Terrier (Spayed)
AgeOlder Adult
ColourWhite
Marks & Scars
TaggedUnknown
MicrochippedYes
TattooedUnknown
Date Lost01 Nov 2020
Where LostMillie was in the back garden and escaped through a hole in the fence as she heard a firework and was very scared. She escaped from Rollesby Road, Chessington. She is very friendly
Lost In RegionSouth East
Lost In Post AreaKT9
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Saw this on FB and thought our UK members might have a look.

She’s currently on the list of ‘UK’s Dogslost.Co.UK’
There’s tremendous support for families who’ve had dogs lost or stolen. All volunteer based. Let’s pray that she’s found safe. I’ll keep you updated if I hear anything.
 
She jumped up there so fast and killed that rat faster than a snap trap.
That's how Reckless (the Dutchie that I live with) is. Her owner took her for an intro to Barn Hunt and she failed miserably. She found the tube in about 2 seconds and grabbed it and wanted to shake & kill the rat. Not the sport for her due to rules of kindness on the rats behalf. Grateful the PETA spies weren't at that class.
 
That's how Reckless (the Dutchie that I live with) is. Her owner took her for an intro to Barn Hunt and she failed miserably. She found the tube in about 2 seconds and grabbed it and wanted to shake & kill the rat. Not the sport for her due to rules of kindness on the rats behalf. Grateful the PETA spies weren't at that class.
I'm afraid Kali would be the same way! You know she'd be good at that Barn hunt. But I don't know if she'd let you take it away from her! LOL
 
But I don't know if she'd let you take it away from her! LOL
I don't even think they are allowed to touch the tube, just indicate they found it. That could be asked on the Barn Hunt thread, but yes, Kali would be great at finding it!
 
I don't even think they are allowed to touch the tube, just indicate they found it. That could be asked on the Barn Hunt thread, but yes, Kali would be great at finding it!
@MyBuddy Its been a few years but when Java was competing they could touch the tube. They were allowed to bite it and paw it but its strongly discouraged to not carry it around. Java was famous for uncovering them from under the hay. Once you picked it up or the rat wrangler picked it up after you called rat, they absolutely could not jump up and bite it as it was a risk of the tube getting knocked out of the hands and possibly hurting the rat, and it's a risk for the wrangler of getting bit.

Handlers cannot allow their dogs to excessively kick, pull, tug, roll, shake, or bite at tubes, whether
live, litter, or empty. Judges may intervene at any time if they feel a rat is in danger due to rough handling (see
Stalling and Lack of Control, see “Penalties” on page 19). Handlers should very strongly discourage dogs from
carrying tubes.
 
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