It all depends.
If the dog has a collar on it that has rabies shot tags and a name-tag, it most likely belongs to someone else. If the dog does not have a collar, it is either a stray or it could belong to someone.
If I was in your position, I would definitely post up flyers that say "FOUND DOG: CALL xxx-xxx-xxxx IF THIS IS YOUR DOG" and include a picture of the dog. If you want, you could get the police or your local animal shelter involved. But beware because if you get an animal shelter involved, they may take the dog from your care.
I would wait at least 2 weeks before you adopt the dog. I'm not sure how you would go about doing that, but I think you go to the animal shelter or to the vet. It's important that you legally adopt the dog so you have the paperwork if, God forbid, the dog ever gets injured.
Stray Dog Café was created in 1911.
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Anyone who wants a stray dog to roam the streets is not to be trusted.
you put stray in a sentence that is talking about homeless dogs. for example The stray dog is in the dog pound. I'm sorry if this doesn't answer your question.
stray (homeless)
A homeless dog is a stray
Pet dog are different from a stray dogs is* pet dog are good looking n they care by all the human ..and also they get more love then stray dog*stray dog are not that much good looking ...and also they did not get more Care and love from the human ....
Its not advisable to approach a stray dog. Basic issue are it could be disease carrying, have an infestation or attack.
Yes Example: I saw a stray dog in the street
A stray animal is one that is not cared for by a person. A dog is a furry quadruped. There are stray dogs, but not all dogs are strays, and not all strays are dogs.
Stray dogs are usually hungry. The best way to catch a stray dog is to put food in a trap.
The dog may be aggresive