Poor puppy but a lucky one!!lol

OMG! That is amazing. That poor little puppy! It's amazing he didn't drown or get his neck broken. But the poor child must have been devastated.

I acquired an small cat one time from "Kids" that were little, I could hear it mewing..and I asked my son what was going on, and he said the neighbor boys had found an lost cat and were decorating it up..I said, bring me the cat..it was an thourghbred cat, an siamese, the white with gray brushings on it and clear blue eyes, I got the kids decorating their wagons for "cars" instead with cardboard and shiny Christmas wrap,  and I took the cat an washed off the red glitter they were using on it. Fed  it, held in an towel and loved it a bit, let it rest an bit in my arms,...put word out I had it in the area, but no one ever came after it, so I named it "Krye" because that's what it did there after leaving me until It aged and we went outside and he got use to the world again.. got him "fixed.. so he wouldn' t stray to much. Even with me he didn't have the best of times as an neighbor cat use to try to jump him constantly... and around and around I'd go with that fat cat at the time also. It use to see me and take off running...esp if I had an broom in my hands. Kept him at his house and my pets at my house, which is the way it should be. but its hard for the animals unless parents have been around to teach compassion and responsibilty for pets, and even then kids are curious..hope this puppy hasn' t got nightmares/trama the rest of it's life from being down an dirty toilet pipe. I hope its the last time this kid ever does something like this also.  they say one of the presipotions of future soicety deviates is "meaness" to animals as kids. see why kids need their parents to teach them sometimes about things like "compassion" before curiosity. How many people have seen an toddler be left alone with an little pet and carry it around by picking up at its neck area...tha'ts hard on them also.