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A mate of mine noticed a few different ads on gumtree last week one for a working Lakeland ( taking all quarry ) it said. A name and a phone number to ring. Plus there was a few ads for lurchers for sale also under the same name. Anyone that's fimiliar with gumtree will know you can hide your location or show it on google maps. He found it strange that these ads in particular all had the exact address on the ads. Anyway he rang the fellas number and asked about the Lakeland and the fella said he had no dogs for sale ????? We thought maybe someone was playing a practical joke on him by posting the ads up. Maybe the ads had something to do with the dogs going missing ?? I sent a pm but still no reply from him. Hope he gets you get your dogs back

mudd dog i seen them ads myself,it gave lads name,and full address.looking back now it was a thiefs dream come true.i sold ferret kits recently and met people every where to avoid that bullshit,if it was this lad thats a huge factor i would say.it was in dungannon too..coinicedence????

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Few years back but did this fella ever get any of his dogs back? Bad carry on that, someone stealing another mans dogs is one thing but these stolen dogs don't vanish into thin air! They go somewhere

Hope you get them back buddy,and the scum that took them are dealt with the right way,in a way that they will never take a dog again.

How any man could own and work away with a stolen dog is beyond me. Pleading ignorance isn't an excuse if someone has a dog they can't tell you how it's bred or where it came from unless they're good

Many thanks for all the good wishes re dogs and the other intentions re thieves. Cannot believe they took every dog . It's hard to look out our window and see all the pens empty. Harder still to see our three young boys crying as they stole three pups belonging to them

mate im from derry will keep a eye up here mate have u any pics

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Hi, We have had no leads on dogs stolen. No sign of them. It was our name , address and telephone number that was put up on gumtree by someone else. They did it 4 times, we got the ads taken down as soon as we saw them and eventually had to get the telephone number barred from gumtree to stop them going up. We also think that both are linked. Either the person putting up the ads were involved or as you said someone saw this and came then and stole dogs.

 

We are now offering a reward for £600 for the return of all dogs telephone: 079 25455543

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the ad sounds sounds dodgy alright, i reckon it could have been some anti's that robbed them, because your average scumbag dog theif wouldnt be so stupid as to put a ad on gumtree. i reckon anti's "rescued" the the dogs from the big bad hunting man and put the ad up to gloat, i could be wrong but IMO it makes more sense. hope you get them back lad.

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I doubt that very much lad. Over here is nowhere near as bad as England/Wales etc for anti's. Im not saying there isn't any but I couldn't see them going to these lengths in n. Ireland. Someone's put the ads up as a joke or a prank and they've backfired on that fella. I'd say someone's seen the ads and location and acted on that and took the dogs. Whoever put the ads up is hardly going to admit to it now when theyve realised whats happened over the height of it. It had to be someone close to him or someone thats came and bought a dog before. That way they could have asked for his postcode for directions in a satt nav and they already had his number. Something along them lines id be thinking of to catch the dorty scumbags.....Just my opinion.

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I doubt that very much lad. Over here is nowhere near as bad as England/Wales etc for anti's. Im not saying there isn't any but I couldn't see them going to these lengths in n. Ireland. Someone's put the ads up as a joke or a prank and they've backfired on that fella. I'd say someone's seen the ads and location and acted on that and took the dogs. Whoever put the ads up is hardly going to admit to it now when theyve realised whats happened over the height of it. It had to be someone close to him or someone thats came and bought a dog before. That way they could have asked for his postcode for directions in a satt nav and they already had his number. Something along them lines id be thinking of to catch the dorty scumbags.....Just my opinion.

 

oh right, i thought the ad was put up after they where stolen, my bad. :thumbs:

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