Comments | ohnotheydidnt: Chris Hemsworth and Elsa Pataky’s beloved dog goes missing in Australia

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Chris Hemsworth and Elsa Pataky’s beloved dog goes missing in Australia

Sep 06, 2019 09:18

Chris Hemsworth & Elsa Pataky's beloved family dog Sunny goes MISSING https://t.co/bCqQUfve4t
- Daily Mail Celebrity (@DailyMailCeleb) September 6, 2019
Chris Hemsworth and wife Elsa Pataky‘s beloved golden doodle, Sunny, has gone missing in Byron Bay, Australia ( Read more... )

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krystiocracy September 6 2019, 15:21:33 UTC

I'd never love again if I lost any of my pets.

cbluechicken September 6 2019, 15:34:49 UTC

Also, my friend was taking her dog on the roof of a 7 story building to pee and he slipped and fell 7 stories, landed on snow and shook it off and was waiting for us at the front door of the building with a delivery man. It was wild. Walking down awaiting a splattered dog and he's waiting with a smile, no injuries. and the barber shop next door caught it on video. WHEW. We were all together and it was legit like one of the most terrifying experiences of my time in nyc.

teller5of5tales September 6 2019, 20:46:54 UTC

Not even my dog and this is making my heart pound like crazy.

fimh September 6 2019, 15:36:50 UTC

wow i feel like electric fences were so popular 15-20 years ago and i dont know anyone who has one anymore

winter_lace September 7 2019, 01:27:45 UTC

I'm a little confused by this post but I think this is one of those differences between america and australia. Electric fences are super common here, they keep livestock in and kangaroos out (for the most part) but other commenters seem to be talking as if electric fences are used to keep dogs in? I've never heard/seen that?

kittenaround September 7 2019, 07:49:32 UTC

You can get collars for your dog that zaps the dog when they get too close to a sensor which is what I think everyone here is referring to. The only people I know who have them are people who live on acreage though. I'm in aus as well and assumed this story meant a livestock electric fence.

winter_lace September 7 2019, 09:35:18 UTC

Learning new things every day here. I have never heard of those eletricifed collars (outside of the ones for barking). That's crazy. I also assumed it was a livestock fence and then was confused by the comments.

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lozbabie September 7 2019, 01:41:20 UTC

They’re for livestock not the dog.

turtleisland September 6 2019, 15:54:15 UTC

Oh, no. :(