This site is sponsored by    America's Missing Pet P.I.... Private Investigator Karin Tarqwyn This information is provided to help you determine which of the Nine Scenarios your dog is most likely experiencing so that you may proceed with a recovery process that is specific to your missing dog.  How to use this site...  Click on the links that most closely resemble  your missing dogs behavior and situation.  Compare the detailed summary with the leads, clues and characteristics you are experiencing. Decide based on the actual sightings and behaviour characteristics which scenarios most likely apply.  NOTE: Be very careful you do not run off on a tangent. See the example case to the right. Click on the photo above for professional assistance.

Example case:  My timid dog dug under the fence...I don't have any sightings but he loves food so he probably ran down to the McDonald's on the corner and when he got there someone picked him up in a car because he is gorgeous. Most probable: STARS (Shy or Timid or Aloof or Reserved or Skittish) dogs do not generally allow strangers to approach and although the dog may love food, when a dog first escapes he is not focusing on food. It is likely this dog is roaming.  There are no sightings because the dog is outside the pet owners primary focused search area.

My dog is one of the breeds listed below and she is gone. German Shepherd, German Shepherd cross, Beagle, Border Collie, Miniature Pinscher, Australian Shepherd, Catahoula hound, Shihtzu, shy Yorkshire Terrier, shy Chihuahua, Jack Russell Terrier, Bloodhound, German Shorthair Pointer, Basset Hound, Shetland Sheepdog, Greyhound, Whippet, Italian Greyhound, Dachshund or is crossed with any of the above.