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Join Date: Oct 2008
Posts: 839
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Poor Sophie... and very lucky to escape death after being snatched by an alligator in Florida!
![]() Basset hound survives gator attack at Eagles subdivision |
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Wow I'm amazed the owner was able to think straight enough to get the gator to let go. 12 years old and still a fighter. Amazing story.
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Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Norfolk, VA
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Wow, very lucky in deed. Is this your Sophie? Hope she heals quickly and isn't traumatized.
~Heather
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Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: Tampa, Florida
Posts: 107
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I live in Tampa too and I thought this story was so sad. I hear about this quite often. I read the article online using your posted link and I could not resist posting a comment on the TBO web site in response to some of the rediculous comments that were on there. My user name on TBO is Daisy25 if anyone is interested. I think everyone should post something for Sophie
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Missouri
Posts: 21
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Seriously? This is a common phenomenon if Florida?! How horrible!! I can't imagine taking a leisurely stroll with one of my babies alongside a pond, only to have them snatched up by an alligator! I say again, how horrible! |
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: I live in East Tennessee.
Posts: 66
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Thanks for that link. I saw the story on local news that am but it didn't give any details. I read the comments & all i can say is there are some sick people out there-with access to computers. I would have thought 5 feet was a safe distance-now I know better. I'd like to take my basset to see the ocean but I had to rescue him once when he followed his cousin & was stranded by the 4 inches of our creek. He just stood there trembling & wouldn't move & I had to wade in in my brand new Reeboks! What we do for our bassets!
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