Found: White Unknown Unknown In South East (PO18)

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2018-10-21 11:26 Julie Gee

I'm just wondering looking at the type of dog this is if it might've got out from the travellers site which isn't too far away I think

2018-10-21 10:48 Unknown

If it's a Kuvac it's very skinny poor thing

2018-10-21 10:44 Unknown

Photo now uploaded

2018-10-20 17:56 DogLostSandra Watt

Sallyann ..thanks for your help ..please can you email the photo to photos@dogLost.co.uk with the ref number in the header.

2018-10-20 17:39 SallyAnnGilby

This isn't my dog - just trying to help. Been out for 6 hours today, armed with a slip lead and a Big Mac :) - no sightings personally but spoken to a lot of people who have seen this dog in Binderton Lane area and West Dean over the last 2-3 days. I've left my contact info at West Dean shop, The Dean pub and the village shop at West Dean and at several houses where I spoke to people. I have a photo of the dog to add to this listing - ADMIN please advise how I can do this - thanks.

2018-10-20 14:50 DogLostJayne - Founder Doglost.

Email from a helper...This looks like a Hungarian Kuvacs, a very old rare herding breed. I used to have one. They are extremely intelligent, much more than a German shepherd, and also very hardy. They need a place or a person to guard, and take this job very seriously. The lost dog should be approached with care and a lot of quiet talking to. Should not be aggressive, even if frightened, unless a person behaves abruptly or without thinking. They are excellent escapologists - that I do remember. It is possible the dog jumped a high wall or fence if spooked or believing it's on guard duty.

2018-10-20 08:53 Unknown

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2018-10-19 20:50 Admin

Thank you for taking the time to list this found dog and ensuring the safety of the dog.
Please ensure that you notify your local Dog Warden and the local Police Station - in Scotland you MUST inform your local Police Station and if possible contact the Dog Warden also.
The found dog may have a Microchip or a Tattoo - please have the dog scanned and checked for a tattoo at a vet's so that owners may be contacted as soon as possible.
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