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Tommy is Missing in Greater London, England

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Lost Male Dog last seen Alison Vets, Whitgift school, Haling Grove Park , Greater London, England CR2 6DQ

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Status

LOST

Date Last Seen

March 19, 2025

Location Last Seen

Greater London, England CR2 6DQ

Nearest Landmark

Alison Vets, Whitgift school, Haling Grove Park

Name

Tommy

Sex

Male

PawBoost ID

71372289

Species

Dog

Description

Black German Shepard with tan legs. Has a white mark on his chest. Very friendly

Message from Owner

We have lost our family dog, it’s been over 15 hours and we would really like him to come .

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Facebook Community Response

Samantha T.

1 year ago

Iona Willsher no they aren’t

Julie S.

1 year ago

Omg! No wonder he runaway that's a cruel prong collar. Awful owners!!!

Angela T.

1 year ago

That's a awful collar . ,is it legal ,

Jo B.

1 year ago

Iona Willsher they don't hurt them!!! Gar better than yanking on flat lead

Jo B.

1 year ago

Katie Louise i do too they look barbaric that's the problem. Great tool 👍

Iona W.

1 year ago

Katie Louise if you need one of these to train your dog you shouldn’t have a dog. To inflict pain to get a dog to do what you want is wrong…prings in the neck are cruel no ifs buts or maybes

Iona W.

1 year ago

Emma Heslop nope it’s England….research it

Debby P.

1 year ago

First thing I noticed the collar!!!

Emma H.

1 year ago

Iona Willsher ecollars are only banned in Wales.

Katie L.

1 year ago

As an owner who uses prong collars. Learn the use of them first. Checkers and haltis and other tools are actually more dangerous, dogs have such a happier walk with them on. This post is about a missing dog not about his collar on him.

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