Anyone in East Anglia?

I'm in east Anglia, but I think this place is about 140 miles away. Lincolnshire/Notts border area. Probably in quiet countryside lanes, they'll probably find their own way back, or not be all that far from home.

I've never understand why dogs run away, they don't even want to. When we had them, if we weren't careful they'd be out the door and gone.
Bloody stupid things.

If my Muttley went missing I'd be trawling the streets of South London day and night til I found him.

Thanks, Study but I think they were lost when at an event, away from home

They are on the Dog Lost website so there will be lots of people out looking for them.

Hi Slippy. It doesn't bear thinking about dies it?

I've just stopped worrying about Saint Are and now I'm worrying about Alice's dogs. I hope they stay together.

*does

Yes Study, they are a bit daft but part of the family, I've always had dogs in my world. Labradors, Collies, greyhounds and now my Pomeranian who is the best of the bunch.

Both dogs have been found

Great news. Apparently, they followed a couple of strong leads.

I've always kept lurchers and greyhounds, always coursed with them in the days when the Old Bill concentrated on solving actual crimes rather than persecuting country folk, but these days I've got a lovely staffy bitch. She's been mistreated in her life and always cowers when I go to give her a stroke, which is a little disappointing every time she does it, but apart from that she is a beautiful little girl, and I've even got her to make friends with my mate's black lab, when normally she just tries to tear any dog that comes near her to pieces.

she just tries to tear any dog that comes near her to pieces.

lovely

That's very sad to read jed but she has got a loving home now, well done you for taking her in. As regards to coursing, I used to be a regular at competitions held in Norfolk like the ones in Swaffham who used to get huge crowds. Sir Mark Prescott used to have a few runners and Stephen Little the bookmaker used to stand wearing that coat of his! He was quite a character and a really decent man to do business with.