All John Schneider wanted for Christmas was his missing dogs back. Maybe next year.
A few weeks back, Schneider had his car stolen with two dogs -- intended as Christmas gifts for his kids -- still inside. The car was recovered, but the ten-week-old Yorkie named Paisley and the ten-week-old Yorkiepoo named Marley never were.
Schneider wrote in an e-card, "Sadly... No puppies came home. We all appreciate your letters of concern and good wishes."
Things might have gone awry with the new dogs anyway -- Schneider says, "Living in the woods with Coyotes makes it hard to keep up with little dogs anyway!"
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(Page 1 of 1)Your staff makes all those lame attempts at humor on your show (especially Surfer Boy and Bobbed-hair Blondie) and you slam Leno? Huh?
Lessons to be learned here:
a) Don't drive a car that would tempt a would-be thief
b) Don't leave animals in an unattended car
c) Whatever "errand" you were on at the time the car was stolen -- Starbucks? -- wasn't as important as keeping watch on the puppies and insuring their well-being until they got home
Then maybe micro, puppymill specials like that was a bad idea in the first place!!
After that comment, I dont' feel so bad for him. I just hope the pups are in a safe and good home.
Years ago, I was executive assistant to the First Lady of Ohio and we had an event at the Governor's Mansion for the Special Wish Foundation, which is dedicated to giving terminally ill children their wish. Well, all this 6-year-old wanted was to talk to John Schneider because he was on The Dukes of Hazard. Schneider had agreed to call the little boy at a specific time and the little fellow was so excited! The appointed time came and went and he waited and waited for his call--nothing. He ended up going home so sad and died two weeks later. I call this KARMA!!
After reading that comment about the difficulty of keeping little dogs with coyotes around, I'm GLAD that his dogs were stolen. What kind of an idiot keeps little dogs outside when they know coyotes are around? I sure hope that they are with someone who love them and takes good CARE of them.

















