Just so I can do this.
http://www.wvec.com/video/featured-videos/911-calls-about-Norfolk-lion-186302562.html

Haha! Brilliant!
Do you know, there is a Red Chow that gets to roam the streets here and I am desparate to grab him and give him that cut and let him go again.  Can you imagine his owners face once he got home??haha!  Maybe shame them into walking him themselves.

Oooh go on. I dare you!!!
and post photos to champ dogs

> there is a Red Chow that gets to roam the streets here

Good grief! You think his value alone would prevent them being so stupid.
Good thread heading, Newyork :-D  That will get them going :)
I can't see the link on my netbook but looking forward to seeing it when I get home :)

How cute, so much for easy coats though, he looks like he requires a fair bit of brushing.

I had to laugh at the 911 operators asking them to repeat what animal they had seen, then one asking did he think it was looking for food, would loved to have been a fly on the wall when the animal rescue turned up ready to dart a lion.

>Do you know, there is a Red Chow that gets to roam the streets here and I am desparate to grab him and give him that cut and let him go again

:-D just 'jet washed' my iPad screen with the mouthful of tea I 'had', laughing at that!

:-D :-D I must admit from a distance that is a real good lion cut. :-D

Seen it on the news- def funny- Love the cut :-)

This dog is in Norfolk, Virgina, U.S.A.   Far more likely authorities would show up in flak jackets and blast the dog, and the whole neighbourhood as well, to smithereens with heavy calibre weapons.  Or wait, a local gun nut would do it first.

If you could hear the dialogue on the original video you'd know the owners are encouraging the dog to chase squirrels.  In the dark.  By a road.  So maybe he'll be hit by a car before somebody shoots him.

Stoooopid.  Stoooopid.   Stoooooopid people.  The owners.