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Posted: 10/11/2004 3:20:01 PM EDT
FRANKLIN, Maine (AP) — A playful pooch might wind up in the doghouse after calling 911 on its owners' phone.

An emergency operator answered a 911 call early in the morning of Sept. 5, but nobody was on the line and all the operator could hear was a shuffling noise in the background, said Hancock County Sheriff's Deputy Shane Campbell.

Campbell and two emergency medical technicians went to the house to investigate, but the owners weren't home. What they found instead was a husky puppy and a chewed-up cordless phone on the floor.

The homeowners later said that it was the first time they had left the dog at home by itself, Campbell said.

"He didn't need any help," the deputy said of the dog. "He hit the right numbers, though."



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Link Posted: 10/11/2004 3:27:08 PM EDT
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The day my divorce was final, my ex's minister called 911.  He'd called my ex to see how she was doing.  The phone was answered, he heard sounds like shrieking, and the phone went dead.   He figured I was beating her up.  He called 911.  The police surrounded the house and found my ex drying her hair.  Turns out, the phone was on the floor, my ex was using a loud high-pitched hair dryer, and the dog knocked the phone off the cradle.  He muttered into the phone and stepped on the disconnect.    
Link Posted: 10/11/2004 3:31:51 PM EDT
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The day my divorce was final, my ex's minister called 911.  He'd called my ex to see how she was doing.  The phone was answered, he heard sounds like shrieking, and the phone went dead.   He figured I was beating her up.  He called 911.  The police surrounded the house and found my ex drying her hair.  Turns out, the phone was on the floor, my ex was using a loud high-pitched hair dryer, and the dog knocked the phone off the cradle.  He muttered into the phone and stepped on the disconnect.    




lol - what a hoot!  

How'd you find out about it?



Link Posted: 10/11/2004 3:39:18 PM EDT
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Quoted:
The day my divorce was final, my ex's minister called 911.  He'd called my ex to see how she was doing.  The phone was answered, he heard sounds like shrieking, and the phone went dead.   He figured I was beating her up.  He called 911.  The police surrounded the house and found my ex drying her hair.  Turns out, the phone was on the floor, my ex was using a loud high-pitched hair dryer, and the dog knocked the phone off the cradle.  He muttered into the phone and stepped on the disconnect.    




lol - what a hoot!  

How'd you find out about it?

I knew the cops that were called.




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