A puppy chubber! :(Laughing out loud): Glad Cricket is fine and all is well again!

Oh no, I feel awful. I had gone around to the side gate to yell out when you didn't hear the doorbell and the dogs came around barking at me. I noticed the picket but didn't even think that it may have been a new thing. I obviously bought the dog's attention to it I am so glad she is okay, or I never would have forgiven myself She is okay?

 

I am so, so sorry, Karen :(

 

I have been in tears since I read this, which is a horrible, horrible feeling, but absolutely nowhere near how awful you must have been feeling till you found her...

Edited January 27, 200718 yr by feathers

Don't blame yourself Feathers. It's not your fault.

Oh no, I feel awful. I had gone around to the side gate to yell out when you didn't hear the doorbell and the dogs came around barking at me. I noticed the picket but didn't even think that it may have been a new thing. I obviously bought the dog's attention to it I am so glad she is okay, or I never would have forgiven myself She is okay?

 

I am so, so sorry, Karen :(

 

I have been in tears since I read this, which is a horrible, horrible feeling, but absolutely nowhere near how awful you must have been feeling till you found her...

 

Hey Feathers...not your fault at all. Cricket would get out through a keyhole if she had the chance and has done so before. Ken knew about the picket off the gate but thought she couldnt get through the gap. He was wrong. She knew about the gate and the new hole as she often would stick her nose under the gate to look out. All's well that ends well.....and DEFINITELY not anything you did....so please rest easy on that score.

silly Cricket maybe she had a headache and headed to the vets on a serious note I am so glad you found her. I know that feeling of panic when loosing a pet.