Was shocked this morning, an agility friend said she was at the BSE agility show yesterday when there was a urgent warning over the tannoy asking everyone to return to their cars/vans as there were travellers in the car park.  An agility man noticed someone trying to get into the van of one Englands agility team, when asked what he was doing, he said the van belonged to his uncle and told him in no uncertain terms to ***** off!  Luckily, I believe no dogs were taken, poor security is being blamed, but these people will always get past a certain amount of security.
If you live in the area please watch your dogs, don't leave them in cars where they can be seen, and don't tell anyone you don't know where you live, our dogs are much too precious to lose like this.  The woman who came so close to losing dogs was apparently very shaken up after the event.
Hayley

Couldn't even imagine if some one tried to take my dogs, let alone succeed. My world would end, i could never replace my babies.

i know once at a obedience show two dogs were taken by travellers (nottingham area), one was found at the tractor show in the next field-trying to sell him-b******ds, the other i dont think was ever found .
also a lady from dog training was returning home after club,dropped a pile of mags in at her sisters,dropped her keys on the road(didnt realise) came out 5mins later to find car & DOG gone! car was recovered that night ,dog took 3days! can you imagine???????