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On celebrity news today, Lady Gaga French Bulldogs got stolen. Paramedics rushed to the incident to help her dog walker Ryan Fischer who got shot protecting Lady Gaga's beloved pooches. Ryan Fisher is now reportedly in stable condition. This breaking news has raised concerns about dog thefts in American. In this video, we introduce ten ways you can protect your dog from being stolen.
1- Microchip:

One of the most significant advantages of microchips is that, unlike collars, they cannot be removed without surgery. So, it is pretty reliable. Once the chip is activated, your dog can be tracked by a computer or even an android app. All of your dog's data is also stored in the chip, which can be scanned. Great! Microchips are the unique identity of your dog.

2- Don't Leave Your Dog in the Yard Unattended:
We can't stress this enough "Do not leave your dog unattended." There are many cases where dogs are stolen right from the yards of the owners. Dog owners don't give much attention to the safety of the dogs. Let me tell you that you have to be careful if you love that little mate in your house.
3- Safe spot Locking Leash:
This preventive measure can be of great help for owners who like to go out with their dogs. The leash is pretty reliable. This means your dog is safe during short intervals on occasions when you are not with your dog. The collar is entirely adjustable. A safe spot locking leash can be used as a walking or locking leash. Plus, there is no need to unleash your dog at any moment.

4- Keep watch at the Dog Park:

Our advice is that keep a strict watch on your dog at dog parks. You can enjoy conversations with other dog owners but do not lose sight of your dog. Losing sight of your lovely pet can quickly turn into losing your pet itself.

5- Keep gates locked:
If your dog is inside, keep your door closed. If your dog is outside in the yard, keep the gate locked with some strong paddock. Fence your yard and make sure that your fences are tall enough. Dog nappers can lure dogs with a treat and pick them by just reaching over the wall. So, having a tall secure fence is very important.

6- Do not advertise your dog's value:
You have a rare and unique breed, and you want to show off, but be careful. Do not advertise the value of your dog to every other person who comes up to you on a walk and asks questions about the worth of your dog. It may be possible that that person is a napper, and he is finding his next target. The best advice would be not to tell everyone about how much your dog is worth.
7- Spay or Neutering:
Spaying means the removal of a female dog's complete reproductive system or a part of it. Neutering is usually used to refer to the removal of a male dog's reproductive organs.If you alter your dog in this way, the dog loses its worth in the eyes of the nappers who sell them to breeders. Spaying or Neutering will help improve your dog's behavior and make them stay close to your home. Your dog's roaming habits are reduced, so they are even less likely to get napped.


8- Keep them leashed:
If you want to safeguard your dog from thieves, keep it leashed. It is as simple as that. Keeping your dog leashed is like the essential ingredient of the recipe for your pet's protection.

9- Don't leave your dog in your car:
In a world where whole cars can get stolen, you think a dog in a vehicle cannot? Leaving your dog in your is not a wise thing to do. Dog nappers can easily break into your and take away your dog.

10- Do not let them roam:
We hope you have understood this one by now, but still, we want to give it a proper mention on our list. A friendly reminder "Do not let your dog roam freely." We know some dogs require a lot of exercise, and owners may choose just to let them roam. But owning a dog means commitment. Never let them roam on their own. Always take your dog on a walk with you and always use a leash.