When your dog goes missing, your first instincts can often make the situation worse. At Eye In The Sky, we've helped reunite hundreds of lost dogs and have seen the same five mistakes time and time again—from chasing your dog to assuming they've travelled miles away. In this article, we explain why these common reactions can hinder a search and what you should do instead to give your dog the best possible chance of getting home safely.

Losing your dog from your home can be a stressful and emotional experience, but staying calm and taking the right actions can significantly increase the chances of their safe return. Many dogs find their way back on their own, especially overnight, so it’s important to take early action while also leaving opportunities for them to return. This guide is divided into two key stages: Immediate actions to take at home – Steps you should follow as soon as you notice your dog is m

Lost your dog on a walk? Stay calm your actions in the first 24 hours are critical.

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