Mischievous Dog Rescued from Drain Basin
A mischievous black, fluffy dog stuck at the bottom of a storm drain basin, looking unbothered has been discovered and rescued by Pelham Police department in New Hampshire.
The Pelham Police Department shared the incident on Facebook, detailing how the dog, Jack had managed to crawl through a drainage pipe and become trapped in a catch basin.
According to the post shared on November 6, a concerned resident discovered Jack stuck inside the basin and alerted the police
The rescue team arrived promptly and, with careful effort, removed the catch basin grate to free Jack. Fortunately, the adventurous dog was rescued uninjured and was promptly reunited with its relieved owner.
The shared photos depicted the black dog calmly seated within the debris-filled basin, seemingly unconcerned about his precarious situation.
“Yesterday a morning a resident was walking their dog on Arlene Drive when they discovered a dog that was stuck in drain catch basin,” the Facebook post reads.
“ACO Caprigno and Cpl. DeRoche responded to the area. They were able to remove the catch basin grate and rescue the dog. Jack was not injured and was quickly reunited with its owner. It was determined that Jack had crawled through the drainage pipe into the catch basin. He didn’t appear to be concerned about the predicament he put himself in.”
The incident has sparked a wave of positive reactions on social media, with many users praising the rescue team and expressing joy at Jack’s safe return. One user even commented on the dog’s large size, noting that Jack is a “very large Schipperke.”
The successful rescue has drawn praise from Facebook users, with many commending the efforts of the rescue team and expressing joy at Jack’s safe return.
One user shared, “So glad he was found & got home 2 his family.” another user who observed the large size of the dog expressed relief, stating, “Love happy endings. Glad Jack is safe now. Jack is a very large Schipperke” One person playfully called the adventurous pup a “Silly puppers.”
The Schipperke breeds are known for their curious, lively, and sometimes mischievous nature. Originating from Belgium, where they were once used as ratters on barges, these dogs have retained their alert and active spirit.
A Schipperke’s intelligence and quick wit can sometimes lead to playful mischief. They are known to be escape artists, often finding creative ways to explore their surroundings. Their curiosity often gets the better of them, leading them to investigate anything and everything. While this can be endearing, it also requires vigilant supervision to prevent accidents.
Schipperkes aren’t the only breed prone to mischief. Many dog breeds, driven by their natural instincts and energy levels, can engage in behaviors that might cause damage or danger. From chewing on furniture to digging up gardens, these actions can lead to frustration and inconvenience for owners.
A recent incident involving a French Bulldog named Harvey who set its owners home on fire further highlights the potential risks associated with canine curiosity.
Harvey, a curious and energetic pup, found himself in a bit of trouble when he accidentally turned on a stove burner while attempting to reach some food. This seemingly innocent act quickly escalated into a house fire, leaving the DiLuzio family’s home significantly damaged.
Fortunately, no one was injured in the incident, but the family lost many cherished possessions. The incident underscores the importance of pet safety and supervision, even for seemingly harmless breeds like French bulldogs.
While dogs are known for their playful and mischievous nature, it’s essential to remember that they can also cause accidents, especially when left unsupervised. It’s crucial to provide adequate training and supervision to prevent such incidents.
