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Originally Posted by originalhypa
Bloody cowards!
This is like a hit and run, except I like my dogs more than I like my truck. A lot more, and I like my truck a lot.
Thank you for the updates and please keep them coming. It will be good for everyone here if we saw that some justice was served. And to think, if they did the right thing in the first place this could have all been avoided. Poor pup, he is a good looking dog.
Good luck.
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Thank you.
Yes, it's more like you take your kid out and gets beaten no reason and cannot locate the attacker. And you take your kid to ER.
As time goes by, the waiting is drying me out slowly.
Strata is somehow being silent with all my requests and emails so far, however, the person who works at the concierge is being very cooperative so far.
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Originally Posted by Dragon-88
I know a dog trainer and every time they deal/train with an aggressive dog that sheds any blood on a human or another animal, the animals information needs to be submitted to the SPCA or city for record keeping.
If you find the suspect, then you can also make sure the owners have licensed the dog, the dog has had its shots and so on.. Stratas are usually pretty good at locating the owners, especially if you have camera's.
Hope all works out.. I dont expect much from the Strata fining the culprits but make sure Animal control covers everything, especially making sure that other dog has had shots and so on.
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Thank you.
At this point, strata is being silent and I do not know if they're working on this issue or not.
Concierge person is kind enough to retrieve the CCTV and it clearly caught the incident, owners, and the aggressive dog without muzzle/leash.
I asked for a copy of the CCTV.
Coquitlam City Animal Control Officer told me to let him know if strata is not providing me the CCTV record, he will push them.
As far as he's concerned, the dog is not registered to the city nor SPCA.
Luckily my dog is registered by the city, so they created a file for us and keep following up with this issue.
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Originally Posted by underscore
 poor pup. Give him some extra belly rubs from RS.
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Thank you. Already did
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Originally Posted by Vancouver240sx
Something VERY similar happened to my dog the other day, resulting in 3 stitches and a decent size vet bill. We live next to a few hotels and the dog owner stays at one of them making contacting this guy very difficult. I've left messages with the hotel, but he hasn't responded. Hope to see him in person or I'll just eat the cost, which sucks.
Hope your dog has a speedy recovery!!
Rich
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Thank you.
I 100% feel what you are saying.
It's really difficult and sucky situation for sure.
Hope your dog has a speedy recovery and seriously, hope you can find the other party ASAP!!!
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Originally Posted by zilley
what kind of dog?
hope your dog a speedy recovery.
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Thank you.
He's a 4 years old Sheltie
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Originally Posted by Vancouver240sx
My old man is a chocolate lab, the other dog was a great Dane.
That's Hobbes on the way home from getting his stitches out yesterday.
Rich
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Please send him warm regards..
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Originally Posted by pintoBC_3sgte
Wow! Hope both of your dogs have speedy recoveries! I know I would freak if another dog attacked mine and the owners took off running
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Thank you.
It's chaotic looking after your dog right after the incident and when you look up, they're gone.
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Originally Posted by racerman88
I hope your dog has a speedy recovery
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Thank you!
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Originally Posted by stewie
If putting up a reward on an ad doesn't help go grab a camping chair and sit in the lobby for a day. It's a big dog, it'll need to go out to take a piss eventually.
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Sure thing. Concierge is sitting at the lobby desk all day, and they're monitoring the CCTV and the scene around 24/7 to see if anyone matches with the CCTV picture.
They do have my personal contact info so I'm with my phone also 24/7
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Originally Posted by 320icar
RS lawn chair meet
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