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Broken Arrow Family Says Dog Saved Their Lives

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A Broken Arrow family is crediting their German Shepherd with saving their lives.

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Pinkie

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This is a great story. Dogs are much smarter than many people give them credit for, and Rocky is proof of that. Thanks to his instincts, training, and persistence, this family is alive and well.
rebecca

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Oct 12, 2009
 
wow what a hero!!!!!!!!god gave her rocky for a good reson and now she and her family will always know they will be safe.
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Oct 12, 2009
 
Now that is some good news. I love seeing things like this every once in awhile. Makes you smile...............could have been really bad.
Just Me from Sand Springs

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Oct 12, 2009
 
Good Job Rocky!!!
Myra Maines

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Oct 12, 2009
 
Hopefully Rocky got a big ol bag of dog treats for his heroism!
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How can you-NOT-hear the smoke detectors???
We've got 3 in our house--and just one going off emits a piercing screech that can be heard outside.
Glad the dog had enough sense to wake her, I notice, its a shepherd. Smart Dogs.
Tjuan Taylor

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Oct 12, 2009
 
Just Me from Sand Springs wrote:
Good Job Rocky!!!
Good job!! If you were mine, I would give you steaks for a month!!
Karl Schneider

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Doggies are the most decent people in the world.
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Teasly McBagger

Broken Arrow, OK

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Oct 12, 2009
 
Tman wrote:
How can you-NOT-hear the smoke detectors???
We've got 3 in our house--and just one going off emits a piercing screech that can be heard outside.
Glad the dog had enough sense to wake her, I notice, its a shepherd. Smart Dogs.
It said she was getting over the flu. Have you ever taken NyQuil? That stuff knocks me out cold. And I'm an alcoholic.

Funny story. A canine once saved my life when I was an infant. The story goes I was found suckling the teat of a coyote for nourishment. Evidently, my family had been on a camping trip and left me in the woods. It was my good fortune to be found by a local woodsman and taken home to his wife. The woodsman was grateful for finding me, due to the fact that his seed could find no purchase in the rocky soil of his wife's womb. I'll never forget those good people.

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Oct 12, 2009
 
Lisa is one of my best friends. It is so nice to see all the nice comments on here, I will make sure she gets on here and reads them. A couple of pieces of information. Rocky is a dog that Lisa rescued from an abusive owner, when Rocky first came to live with them he would not even come to you and hated men. Since she has had him we have watched him become this wonderful, sweet, caring dog who has alot of love to give..a totally different dog. Another thing is it may be easy for you to judge on if they heard the smoke detectors but I can say that Lisa was trying to get over the flu and YES taking meds and they sleep with fans. It's not even really an issue of smoke detectors it is that they all made it out with their lives..bottom line. They did find out today that their Mitsubishi Montero which was in the garage IS what started the fire. They are saying it was an encased wiring something so if the car had been in the driveway the house would have most likely not even caught fire. Right now they just need support as they have lost everything, just the clothes they had on that night is what they were left with.
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Oct 12, 2009
 
My German Shepard is laying on my feet right now. To say they are smart is an understatement. This story proves a family is safer with a dog that is raised, and trained properly! Anybody in my house for the wrong reason wont be in my house for long.
Andy

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Oct 12, 2009
 
Tman wrote:
How can you-NOT-hear the smoke detectors???
We've got 3 in our house--and just one going off emits a piercing screech that can be heard outside.
Glad the dog had enough sense to wake her, I notice, its a shepherd. Smart Dogs.
Weak batteries will not emit the piercing screech, many variables!
ItsDF

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Oct 12, 2009
 
Keyki, is there anything that they need? Ages/sizes/sex of children, I have a ton of stuff getting ready to garage sale I'd be willing to toss over their way once they are ready.
soonerpigskin

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Oct 13, 2009
 
Teasly McBagger wrote:
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It said she was getting over the flu. Have you ever taken NyQuil? That stuff knocks me out cold. And I'm an alcoholic.
Funny story. A canine once saved my life when I was an infant. The story goes I was found suckling the teat of a coyote for nourishment. Evidently, my family had been on a camping trip and left me in the woods. It was my good fortune to be found by a local woodsman and taken home to his wife. The woodsman was grateful for finding me, due to the fact that his seed could find no purchase in the rocky soil of his wife's womb. I'll never forget those good people.
Come on, suckling on the teate of a coyote? You gotta do better than that!
Tjuan Taylor

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Oct 13, 2009
 
Teasly McBagger wrote:
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It said she was getting over the flu. Have you ever taken NyQuil? That stuff knocks me out cold. And I'm an alcoholic.
Funny story. A canine once saved my life when I was an infant. The story goes I was found suckling the teat of a coyote for nourishment. Evidently, my family had been on a camping trip and left me in the woods. It was my good fortune to be found by a local woodsman and taken home to his wife. The woodsman was grateful for finding me, due to the fact that his seed could find no purchase in the rocky soil of his wife's womb. I'll never forget those good people.
Yeah and I walked barefoot in the snow for 10 miles to get to school.
Hippiegecko

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Oct 13, 2009
 
Tman wrote:
How can you-NOT-hear the smoke detectors???
We've got 3 in our house--and just one going off emits a piercing screech that can be heard outside.
Glad the dog had enough sense to wake her, I notice, its a shepherd. Smart Dogs.
Give her a break she was recovering from the FLU!
Hippiegecko

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Oct 13, 2009
 
Good boy Rocky!!!!!!!! Your awesome! Dogs are way more caring that people these days!

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Oh well that is why we don't need to stop life of animals. They are are the senses that God gave us to lead us in the pastors. And you have people ignoring the signs of Gods gifts.

“"Strength and Honor"”

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Oct 13, 2009
 
Keyki wrote:
Lisa is one of my best friends. It is so nice to see all the nice comments on here, I will make sure she gets on here and reads them. A couple of pieces of information. Rocky is a dog that Lisa rescued from an abusive owner, when Rocky first came to live with them he would not even come to you and hated men. Since she has had him we have watched him become this wonderful, sweet, caring dog who has alot of love to give..a totally different dog. Another thing is it may be easy for you to judge on if they heard the smoke detectors but I can say that Lisa was trying to get over the flu and YES taking meds and they sleep with fans. It's not even really an issue of smoke detectors it is that they all made it out with their lives..bottom line. They did find out today that their Mitsubishi Montero which was in the garage IS what started the fire. They are saying it was an encased wiring something so if the car had been in the driveway the house would have most likely not even caught fire. Right now they just need support as they have lost everything, just the clothes they had on that night is what they were left with.
ItsDF has a good idea, where can we donate them some clothes...etc?
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Oct 13, 2009
 
Truly man's best friend. Thank God for rockie.
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