INC NEWS - Fwd: [oldnorthdurham] More Info: FOUND male black lab wandering neighborhood

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Know of anyone in the Old North Durham Area who may be missing a dog?  
See below.

----- Forwarded message from sgraff at mac.com -----
    Date: Sat, 14 Oct 2006 20:10:45 -0400
    From: Steve Graff <sgraff at mac.com>
Reply-To: oldnorthdurham at yahoogroups.com
Subject: [oldnorthdurham] More Info: FOUND male black lab wandering 
neighborhood
      To: oldnorthdurham at yahoogroups.com

More info on the dog that we found wandering the neighborhood:

He appears to be well kept. His nails are freshly cut.
He appears to be young. He's energetic, but generally well behaved.  
He's getting along very well with our three smaller dogs (5lbs, 20lbs  
and 35lbs). I haven't tried weighing him but I expect that he's  
between 60 - 80lbs in size.
He has a very large head, so we're guessing that he's maybe a mix of  a 
black lab and rotweiller, but who knows.
Behaviorly, he loves to jump up on people. He seems to do this just  to 
get attention.

Overall, he's a very lovable dog, and I'm assuming that his owners  
miss him. I'll call Animal Control so that they know that we've found  
him, and if nobody claims him this weekend we'll turn him in to  Animal 
Control on Monday morning.

Steve Graff
326 E. Trinity Ave.                sgraff at mac.com
Durham, NC 27701             919-321-6268


On Oct 14, 2006, at 3:23 PM, Steve Graff wrote:

> Just a short time a ago a very friendly male (unaltered) Black Lab
> came wandering through the neighborhood. He has a black nylon collar
> on, but no tags. There is the metal part of a leash or tie out still
> attached to the collar, so it appears that he may have broken his
> leash and escaped. He's in our backyard now having fun playing with
> out other dogs.
>
> Let us know if this is your dog, or you know who's it is.
>
> Steve & Susan Graff
> 326 E. Trinity Ave
> 919-321-6268
>
>



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