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Snapping Turtle!

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Found!!! On her way home.

*** 6/23/26 Great news! ***
Rowyn was secured and she is on her way home!

***6/22/26 PLEASE NOTE*** If you see Rowyn, please do NOT POST LOCATIONS of where you have seen her. A scared animal that feels cornered can bolt into traffic or deeper into the woods.
The best thing for Rowyn that you can do is to call Cheryl immediately at 603-539-4472 or Gordan at 603-986-1340 with the location and time that you spotted her.

** UPDATE 6/22/26 **

Rowyn is still missing. NOTE: There is a new contact number on the flyer and a second contact number in the post. If you see Rowyn call Cheryl at 603-539-4472 or Gordan at 603-986.-1340.

6/21/26. LOST DOG - CUMBERLAND, ME

Rowyn took off from the Cumberland Fairgrounds Dog Show on Blanchard Road. She is wearing her show collar and dragging s short thin leather lead. Rowyn is a SHY tan, female Irish Wolfhound, 7months old, 80lbs. If you see this tall girl, please call Cheryl at 603-539-4472. or Gordan at 603-986.-1340.

C. F. Pawsitive Packleader Doggie Daycare & Training
Midcoast Humane

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The phone Number has been changed from the 1st poster.
Please update.

*** 6/23/26 Great news! ***
Rowyn was secured and she is on her way home!

***6/22/26 PLEASE NOTE*** If you see Rowyn, please do NOT POST LOCATIONS of where you have seen her. A scared animal that feels cornered can bolt into traffic or deeper into the woods.
The best thing for Rowyn that you can do is to call Cheryl immediately at 603-539-4472 or Gordan at 603-986-1340 with the location and time that you spotted her.

** UPDATE 6/22/26 **

Rowyn is still missing. NOTE: There is a new contact number on the flyer and a second contact number in the post. If you see Rowyn call Cheryl at 603-539-4472 or Gordan at 603-986.-1340.

6/21/26. LOST DOG - CUMBERLAND, ME

Rowyn took off from the Cumberland Fairgrounds Dog Show on Blanchard Road. She is wearing her show collar and dragging s short thin leather lead. Rowyn is a SHY tan, female Irish Wolfhound, 7months old, 80lbs. If you see this tall girl, please call Cheryl at 603-539-4472. or Gordan at 603-986.-1340.

C. F. Pawsitive Packleader Doggie Daycare & Training
Midcoast Humane

There are 4 Plovers in the photo .
Can you find them?
They blend in.
If you take dogs to the beaches, be extra careful.
Plovers are protected, and carry a very steep fine.
Dogs will be blocked- full stop.
We had a careful, fun morning at the beach.

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*** 6/23/26 Great news! ***
Rowyn was secured and she is on her way home!

***6/22/26 PLEASE NOTE*** If you see Rowyn, please do NOT POST LOCATIONS of where you have seen her. A scared animal that feels cornered can bolt into traffic or deeper into the woods.
The best thing for Rowyn that you can do is to call Cheryl immediately at 603-539-4472 or Gordan at 603-986-1340 with the location and time that you spotted her.

** UPDATE 6/22/26 **

Rowyn is still missing. NOTE: There is a new contact number on the flyer and a second contact number in the post. If you see Rowyn call Cheryl at 603-539-4472 or Gordan at 603-986.-1340.

6/21/26. LOST DOG - CUMBERLAND, ME

Rowyn took off from the Cumberland Fairgrounds Dog Show on Blanchard Road. She is wearing her show collar and dragging s short thin leather lead. Rowyn is a SHY tan, female Irish Wolfhound, 7months old, 80lbs. If you see this tall girl, please call Cheryl at 603-539-4472. or Gordan at 603-986.-1340.

C. F. Pawsitive Packleader Doggie Daycare & Training
Midcoast Humane

A dog with little white toes can do no wrong

Super interesting!
Aggressive dogs WAG MORE.

I see a Wag More Bite More t shirt in my future.

https://dogdiscoveries.com/behavior/why-do-dogs-wag-their-tails-the-evolutionary-perspective/?fbclid=IwdGRjcASiEeZjbGNrBKIR32V4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkDDM1MDY4NTUzMTcyOAABHg1i7ExksFx7oWpAhuFzHh40kab6n5AQe5k_ZxBnBm8AGqN6I_-8MEbssbFx_aem_UCTTQUeigBrP0Cj-aeWY6A

Did you know? Interestingly, according to a study, aggressive dogs were found to wag their tails more (and therefore had lower serotonin levels) than non-aggressive dogs.

The tail wagging was for the most part oriented towards the left (the left side is perceived as negative).

These results therefore clash against the widely held human belief linking tail wagging to positive emotions in dogs.

Discover more about several fascinating reasons why dogs wag their tails:https://dogdiscoveries.com/behavior/why-do-dogs-wag-their-tails-the-evolutionary-perspective/