DD2 sat up in my bed this morning and said "mum.... shhhhh.... a dogs barking in the paddock...... oh yay it's jack"
Sadly there was no dog barking and out little man is not back.
Nearly had a good old cry about it last night, will drop of the little flyers today on our way out and hopefully someone has seen him, chances are though most people would have reported himn to the council had they seen him so i have no idea.
We check all the rabbit & wombat holes with our big girl yesterday, she obviously couldn't smell him or she would have been digging up a storm (if he was stuck), she's still very quiet and very rarely coming out of her kennel or curling up in a ball.
I've moved her kennel and food bowls away from where they always were so she's not sniffing him so much and set up her own little area, the girls have been very attentive with her and DD1 is upset that Cass doesn't have a friend.
The cat seems to be steering clear so i think they all know something is going on.
Hugs ZF what a shame they don't allow public access - it's a bit strange... sometimes chips don't work, the description isn't very clear - it would be much easier if owners were willing, to see the dogs in person.
I'm very sorry Unfortunately it is perfectly legal for farmers to shoot dogs loose on property and they will do so to protect their livestock.
Hugs to you and your family - must be very hard...
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