dog thiefs

[jigsaw 11,863]

I was told tonight of an attempted dog stealing event,which happened yesterday in tipperary,a blue estate with a county limerick reg,03 year.Luckily the owner chased them off.Now unfortunately 3 patts were taken from Kildare last week I believe,haven't been seen since as far as Ive heard.So don't let your guard drop,they're still out there waiting for the oppertunity.

[pattstaff 157]

Maybe this new federation might help get some sort of handle on dog thefts in Ireland

[the big chief 3,099]

they wont there hand cutting of f*****g low lifes all that work you put in to them and some dick head just takes them

[KING PUCK 14]

b*stards

[Corkonian 44]

Maybe this new federation might help get some sort of handle on dog thefts in Ireland

I agree with you - it wouldn't be a big deal to have a lost/stolen page on the website as a start.

I see that the fell and moorland have done that.

 

The federation could be one point of contact for anyone with info on a stolen dog - or who's taking them - I'm not suggesting they should be vigilantes or anything but they're in the best position to get the story to the right people.

[theirishlad 7]

there during the winter i heard it was a gang from limerick and the gaurds wouldn t go near them what hope have we if the law in this country are afraid of criminals and they harash genuine people

[Corkonian 44]

The pricks robbing them are selling them here and in the UK - the fellas buying them are as bad and they know full well what they have.

We can target the latter easily - make it as uncomfortable for them as possible to work these dogs.

 

Soon every terrier man in the country will know of the IWTF and better still be a member of an affiliated club - very easy to check the website for pics if you had doubts about a new terrier someone picked up.

It would be another small step in stopping these posts on here.

 

What do people think?

[jsmith 103]

The pricks robbing them are selling them here and in the UK - the fellas buying them are as bad and they know full well what they have.

We can target the latter easily - make it as uncomfortable for them as possible to work these dogs.

 

Soon every terrier man in the country will know of the IWTF and better still be a member of an affiliated club - very easy to check the website for pics if you had doubts about a new terrier someone picked up.

It would be another small step in stopping these posts on here.

 

What do people think?

 

Providing such a service can only strengthen the federation as would all be it further down the line an insurance scheme and terrier rescue. The federation gives lads access to a network of trustworthy people in every corner of the island and as more clubs form and affiliate this network will grow thus squeezing out the shadowy world that this scum work in.

In the modern world word of a stolen dog could be right across the whole of Ireland within minutes using web text which can only increase the chances of getting the dog back.

[Barrie 1,325]

Corkonian I agree entirely.

 

We've gone one step further on the NWTF website...... when a dog is reported to us as being stolen we post a report on the website, but at the same time also send out an email to everyone who has signed up to our website as a "member". It means they get notified immediately without the need to keep checking back.

 

You'll find it at.... http://www.terrierwork.com/stolennew.htm

 

Kindest Regards - Barrie

[Corkonian 44]

That's up on iwtf.ie now.

 

Jigsaw if you want to let the Kildare lads know then get them to send any details to the email provided on the site.

 

Barrie we put a link to your site and the fell and moorland lost/stolen pages. If you want to do likewise then that's great - or if you want us to remove the links then just let us know.

 

Thanks.

[Barrie 1,325]

Hi Corkonian

 

That's great and many thanks.... there's already a link to the IWTF on our links page, it went up the first day the site was announced.

 

Kindest Regards - Barrie

[mr scent 665]

06 silver avansis goin around aswell andd a silver hiace with an english reg ,they tried to steal dogs in waterford recently

[Felix22 3]

Anyone know whereabouts in Tipp this happened?

[pattstaff 157]

Youd imagine the thiefs were thinking the fella would be at the meeting in Tipp and have an empty house.

[neil cooney 10,416]

Even with the current threat to the working terrier one of the first things suggested was to help recover stolen and lost dogs when the Federation was formed.

WITHOUT A DOUBT, the busiest dog thieves in Ireland at the moment are the gang in Limerick and the two lads in Northern Ireland.

Something must and will be done but IMO we have to drive it home to ALL folk that these dogs are being stolen because there's a market there for second hand dogs.

Simple as that. Too many people are willing to buy dog with no questions asked. It can't be encouraged.