Re: OT: Is this wrong? - yes!

Sat, 13 Nov 2004 00:28:50 -0800

Agreed.  Even if it's an "outdoor" dog, it's usually required by law to have a shelter of some kind for the animal to get out of the elements.
 
I'd call the local humane society if the dog is still outside at bedtime.
 
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Sent: Saturday, November 13, 2004 12:56 AM
Subject: Re: OT: Is this wrong? - yes!

Well, if the dog is out there all the time, it's not right at all. You
might check at 8pm. Even if not, the dog needs a shelter when
outside.  Some places have a law against leaving dogs tied outside.

Gloria



At 11:41 PM 11/12/2004, you wrote:
>This is way off topic, but I know that many of you own dogs and can offer
>some advice.  I don't own a dog and never have so don't have any experience.
>When I go to work in the morning at 8:15am I can see a dog outside and it
>is still outside when I leave work at 4:00pm.  It is out there every
>single day.  It has a very long leash which is attached to something that
>looks like a clothesline.  It does not have any shelter and no place to
>hide.  It's just out there in the open grass.  The weather here is getting
>colder, it has been about 35-50 degrees farenheit throughout the week.  Is
>this ok?  Is this normal?  I feel sorry for the dog out there all day!  I
>really don't know if they ever let it in since I leave work at 4.  Would
>you say this is wrong?  Or is it warm enough for a dog outside?  And if it
>is wrong, what can I do to help?
>Thanks,
>Kathy


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