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What if my English Bull Dog is stolen2007-11-25 2:52:19

Are there any pet insurances that cover that?

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There re no pet insurances that, but talk to your homeowners insurance, assuming you paid 2grand roughley, they should be able to do somthing with a policy. Make sure he has a chip, and no one wants a fixed bulldog! Thats how we got ours back, they left him on the side of the road and we had flyers all over that were life size. Put a lock on your fence and keep them in doors, we also got another dog from SPCA thatdoesnt allow intruders into our home, becouse bulldogs will go with anybody. Good luck! Oh and bulldogs shouldnt wear colars!!! harness only, they have almost no necks, dont 4-get to micro-chip.

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not that i know of. if you really love your animal, get it microchiped and have it wear a collar. they always check that kind of stuff.

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No, just do not leave the dog alone outside or let people that you do not know that well into your home. Also, make sure that your dog is microchipped and possibly tattooed, along with keeping up to date photos will help prove your ownership if someone ever stole your dog.

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No. But your vet can insert a micro chip that will make it alot easier for you to get him back if something happens to him.

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I don't know about pet insurance, but you can go to www.getmehome.com and register yourself and a description of your dog. I got the tag from my vet and registered my great dane, I am not sure how you would get the tag, but my dog's tag has a number on it that someone could go to that website and enter the tag number and it has my info and a description of him on it. That might help you, sorry I don't know anything about the pet insurance, but this might be a helpful little tidbit for you.

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Microchip your pet. Spay or neuter so that there's no point in taking the animal...

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Talk to your insurance company that you have your home insured with.. There might be something they can do. Keep the dog in the house when you aren't home, don't let it roam free, and never leave it alone in your yard.