can a dog find thier owners if the owner moved and the dog is lost miles away?

Question

we let friends keep our dog about 3 months ago till we had settle into our new home.They let her out and she ran away. should i go look for her at the old place or will she find us at the new place. or is this just hopefully nonsense wishing. she has been missing for about a month.no show at the shelter or in the newpaper

Answer 1

If he's smart enought yes. It's been know to happen.

Answer 2

a million.) White, lady Boxer named Molly Jo. 2.) No, she sleeps in a crate. 3.) She's no longer sneaky in any respect. She's very obedient and lazy.. LOL 4.) She is amazingly pleasant and playful with different canines, although the older ones do not continuously relish it. 5.) i like weenie canines for some unusual reason. LOL! 6.) No, no longer quite. I provide her treats purely at the same time as she earns them, yet she does have a large decision of bones and toys, to keep her from chewing on my issues! 7.) My canine would bark and chase for positive. 8.) She has never run away (yet). 9.) A squeaky pink bone. 10.) She in many cases sleeps on her again collectively with her legs promptly up contained in the air. Did I factor out that she snores like an previous, fats guy? 11.) She jerks and whimpers in her sleep. 12.) No, i do not gown her. almost continuously because my husband thinks that's stupid, no longer because i do not opt to. ;) 13.) technology nutrition routine 14.) She knows sit down, outside and interior. 15.) positive! It became relaxing!

Answer 3

Not likely that she/he will find you. It is wishful thinking but I do feel for you. I would go nuts if I could not find my dog. I would post pictures of the dog all over the palace if you have not already done so in hopes that someone is keeping it safe until they hear from you. I took in a cat once and posted pictures all over the place and someone did call me and came and picked up their cat. Good luck!

Answer 4

My mother was mad at my dad when i was little and she took my dad's 2 cats, drove em to the cematary and pushed them down a hill. When we found out where she put them, we went to the cematary with no luck, That whole day i was crying about my poor cats...we went back that night and my dad suggested to put one of his shirts where they were last seen and sure enough, the next day...one of the cats named sundance was laying on it...the other cat we never found but it is worth a try. Put your shirt at the old house. Also, put up flyers near your old house and your new. I hope you find your dog, i would surely be devasted. Good luck!!!!!

Answer 5

I would post up signs around your friends house as well as your old home. Chances are if the dog was found, he / she will be around there. But it does sound like your friend owes you a dog??????

Answer 6

When my parents moved into their new house the old owners German Shepherd kept showing up on the front lawn.....The old owners had moved approx. 20 miles away and he still kept coming back!

Answer 7

I would go look at your old house and put flyers up there. Unless your dog has been to your new place-the chances are very slim she will find you.

Answer 8

if u had her on a regular secudle of letting her out yes go back around those time. i would even drive around there everynow and them but sometimes the dog will find the new home. but i hope u find her and i hope its soon!!!

Answer 9

Make inquiries in the vicinity of the old address. There is every possibility that someone has taken the dog in and reported it as 'found'.... don't give up hope.............

Answer 10

Check the shelter where your friends live, and where you used to live every 3 days!!!

Remember to microchip!!! I even have my cats microchipped in case they get away.

Answer 11

I am not going to say that it is not possible, but chances are very slim. Check with your local animal control, pound, and rescue orgs. That will be your best bet.

Spay and Nuter!!!!!