Now tell me. If you were walking through my neighborhood and spied a loose dog dragging one of those spiral ground anchors people tie dogs to, what would you do? Notice my house with Parker, my dog in the yard with an Invisible Fence and think, "This other dog must be theirs because with an Invisible Fence the dog obviously can't see it so they have the dog tied out with one of these spiral anchor thingies."
In spite of the fact that my dog is in my yard. Not tied to anything. And probably barking at said "do gooder."
So, I get home and there's this intact male lab tied to my fence. Even the horses know that this is strange, showing an intelligence higher than whoever tied the dog to the fence with no water.
And if one dog tied to my fence isn't enough, well, this dog has a friend who is not tied to anything other than a long, dripping pink tongue. Both are friendly. Neither are mine.
I'd like to tell you that I went to the house where I'm pretty sure the dog lives but in spite of having three cars in the driveway (BMW and downhill from there), nobody answered the door. So I tried to tie the dog up to their basketball goal post, which is in the shade and I was going to leave water, but the dog got away from me -- and he and his happy little friend ran off into the sunset with me running behind them yelling, "Here, Puppy!"
I do hope they stay out of trouble. Nice dogs. They don't belong tied to a fence in the sun next to a road. They don't deserve to get run over, either.




