Jerseygirl

I used to have a fridge magnet...Husband and dog missing. $500 reward for dog.

BristolUK

I just had two deliveries from them Friday and Saturday. I'd never heard of them until I got the emails with the tracking details. Would it surprise you if I said both were exactly as promised?

Actually, one was about 5 minutes outside the delivery window.

BristolUK

They have their earphones in blocking you out and when you speak to the dog there's a listening device in with its micro-chip and they hear you that way.

scrubbedexpat091

I think smaller city makes a difference.

scrubbedexpat091

And make sure to scan various parts of the dogs body, dang chips can migrate, our dogs chip last time she was test scanned and her chip has migrated a bit over the years.

GPS chip that one could access and locate their dog similiar to how you can locate your phone would be nice, would also make it easier to find dogs who have been stolen.

scrubbedexpat091

6 years actually seems like a bit of a light sentence, she got lucky.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manit...-liu-1.5631856

Teaandtoday5

so many lost dog posters in our area. This should be a thing.

scrubbedexpat091

As expected Amazon pushed the arrive by date until July 2nd, but there is still no tracking information beyond the parcel sent on June 28th.

Oh well I just got a vacuum at Canadian Tire as they had one now on sale for $59 which is what the Amazon one cost, if the Amazon one shows up it will go back, if its not here by Friday, I will require a refund from Amazon.

scrubbedexpat091

Would make things easier.

I only had a dog lost once, luckily she was found, but she made it from the NE side of Edmonton to Leduc, no way I would ever have found her, just chance she was found and the person who found her saw my lost dog notice on kijiji.

spouse of scouse

Yes, from what's reported in the article about what she did, her sentence seems very light. Chemical weapons aren't used for anything innocent.

spouse of scouse

​​​​​​Would have saved this poor doggy a very long, hot and dry journey! Clever boy, pat pat

The farthest distance that a lost pet dog has found his way home occurred in 1979 when Jimpa, a labrador/boxer cross, turned up at his old home in Pimpinio, Victoria, Australia after walking 3,218 km (2,000 miles) across Australia. His owner, Warren Dumesney (Australia), had taken the dog with him 14 months earlier when he went to work on a farm at Nyabing, Western Australia. During his trek the dog negotiated the almost waterless Nullarbor Plain.
https://www.guinnessworldrecords.com...-by-a-lost-dog

scrubbedexpat091

No they are not. She got lucky with the sentence, the US can be pretty harsh and unforgiving at times when it comes to sentences, and almost sounds like the US wants to send her back to Canada sooner rather than later.

BristolUK

I wouldn't have a clue how to get on the dark web. Anyone here ever done it?

I mean, what do you do, type in thedarkweb.com and you get a series of tabs for contract killings, nuclear devices, guns etc come up and each one has a drop down menu for which country for the hitman or nuclear weapon, that sort of thing? Or is it tiles with a symbol or picture on like Windows 10 desktop?

And then you part with all that money for something that you may not get or you might even get arrested. Is there no money back guarantee like with Amazon and ebay? I mean, these are villains aren't they. You trust them with your money or bankk details and risk crossing borders too.

caretaker

Hah! You don't even have the Bitcoins! If you're going to try to buy a nuclear weapon or hire a hitman on the dark web I absolutely want to watch. We've seen you shopping.
https://darkwebbitcoin.com/

BristolUK

And special wallets too.

I wonder if there's a senior's discount for Wednesday contract killings?

Or maybe a twofer.