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Awwwh! I hope you get your dog back! I don't know what I'd do without my petleaf!
I hope he isn't the violent type.
Oh wow. I misread the end as "he was my dog."
*puts on black jump suit* Time to go dogknapping!
That's so dog
Go to the police also talk to his family about it
Lawsuit hon.
Step 1) text - no response Step 2) call - no response Step 3) file lawsuit Seems like a reasonable thought process to me. No need for an attempt to handle this in person, or try and address the situation like a responsible adult. Let the lawyers handle it for $150/hr. (grabs a paper towel to clean up the sarcasm dripping from this comment - its a slip hazard)
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You need to call the police.
I'd be breaking some doors down if my dog was stolen. I don't see it as an overreaction either, to some people they're like children. I hope you get your dog back, OP. Good luck.