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Family Cairn Stolen in Seattle


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:redflag: Small cute dogs, (like cairns) when left tied outside stores are easy, tempting prey for dog-nappers! Now that this topic has come up, I want to add my voice to the others in order to raise the consciousness of cairn owners not to do this and risk having their hearts broken.

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FEAR THE CAIRN!

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I agree with Sanford.  I know there are places where this practice is common but the world isn't a safe, friendly place any more.  It only takes one person with bad intentions to stroll by, grab your beloved dog and bring you grief.  Better safe than sorry.

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Luckily the dog was not headed for resale or to bait fighting dogs, just to a lonely woman behaving desperately and stupidly (and not a little cruelly). It was a fluke that they got this dog back, and it only happened because a fairly harmless person had the dog. I worry a tiny bit that people reading the whole story will get the impression that if your dog is led away from where you left it, eventually security guards and well-wishers and the police will get it back for you. Chances are vanishingly small that it will be as quick or easy as this. 

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