He's evaded dog catchers 92 times. When he meets other dogs they smell his butt. Old dogs teach him new tricks. He is . . . The Most Interesting Dog in the World.
A black pooch dubbed the Lucky Black Dog has been embarrassing Animal Services in Fayetteville Ark. for a whopping five years and has escaped capture more than 90 times according to 4029 TV.
Ashamed dog catchers even tried using a tranquilizer dart but LBD gets away every time.
It s very frustrating because we re hired to do a job and that job is to pick up loose animals Tony Rankin of Fayetteville Animal Services told the station. It s part of that job anyway. When you feel that you can t fulfill those job requirements you feel like you haven t gotten your job done.
Locals are on the fence between rooting for his capture and cheering for his freedom. A foster family has already been lined up for him according to KVIL.
Joan Threet a local resident told 4029 TV that LBD gets a little too close to people and needs to be put in the dog house.
He finds friends and he runs around with friends Threet said. Even if I m walking my dog he ll come up and harass my dog. He s brazen.
Maybe they just need to let a dog live.
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