I HAD THE SCARE OF MY LIFE!

[Discussing Labradoodles & Goldendoodles]

So I put little Charley outside and ran to the bathroom. I didn't think she would get herself into trouble in the two minutes I was gone and I thought she would just follow my other dog around. Well, she got stuck UNDER my house. I tried to take a picture but couldn't get it clear enough. Aperantely I need to reattach a loose board under my kitchen window. I had to wake my 16 year old up and as we were practicly tearing a whole into the side of the house, Charley found her way back out. I think it scared her because I can't put her down without her crying and jumping up on my leg. I fully understand how these puppies need to be watched every moment outside. I also understand the passion in the words to the lady that wanted her puppy to stay outside all the time. Good grief! Shame on me!

[Karen, Jasper and Jackdoodle]

I'm glad Charley is okay; it really is scary how fast they can get into trouble! Hope you both have a better day!

[Paula Washburn]

What a scary time... Thank goodness that your  son could help you! 

[F, Calla & Luca]

I'm glad all worked out.

[Jane, Rooney & Stuart]

So glad this had a happy ending - it does show how quickly things can go south. 

[Lisa, Daisy & Dexter]

Sorry that it scared her but happy she is okay.

[Jill & Tugboat]

Wow, Laurie!  Yes, I keep telling my DH that it only takes a couple seconds where our eyeballs aren't on them and they can get into trouble.  Glad Charley is OK.

[Linda, Charlie Brown and Beau]

Laurie ~ I am so glad everything turned out ok and she was not hurt.  I have had a panic attack or two myself this last year.  You are so right in that it can happen in just a moment or two! They are just so curious.

[Ginny Nightingale]

I was watching a puppy for a week or so and she got into everything so fast! And could leap over gates!! i finally had to take her into the bathroom with me to avoid catastrophes when I needed a potty break....unfortunately that inspired her and she piddled on the bathroom mat! LOL!!! Glad your pup is OK--it really only takes about 10 seconds to bond with these little cuties so after a week, she is more than family!

[Nancy, Ned, Clancy, and Charlie]

I am so glad everything turned out just fine.  They sure can get into trouble quickly.

[Barbara B., Sasha & Oliver]

Awwww...poor Charley... it takes only seconds for them to get into trouble and murphy's law the second you turn your head they will find trouble !!!  My doodles are 3 and 2 1/2 yrs old and I still check on them in the back yard every like 5 minutes.  I have a completely fenced in yard AND they have electronic collars on as well.  But the e-collar is to keep them out of the garden and koi pond :)  but it does give me a bit more securith to know they cannot get out.

 

I'm glad you got her and she is OK :)

[F, Calla & Luca]

I have thought about this since Calla is too heavy for me to lift. I live in a small town so I think I would call the police if she were in trouble and I needed to get her to the vet say. I hope they could get her into my car so I could get her to the vet hospital.

[Lisa, Daisy & Dexter]

If you think about all the times Firemen are called for a CAT IN A TREE and you even see rescues on TV I would have to say yes.