An East Kilbride household are determined to be reunited with their beloved canine.
Andy Farmer's German Shepherd, Nico, went lacking from a area within the Calderside Street space whereas out on a stroll with a canine walker.
The six-year-old primarily black canine has been lacking since yesterday (Tuesday) morning.
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Andy, who owns Village Blinds, has had Nico since he was 12-weeks-old and even slept within the area final evening the place he ran off within the hope he would return.
"He was chased by different canines whereas he was out with the canine walker, " he informed Lanarkshire Stay.
"We consider two canines went for him and he has ran off in fright, he's a giant softy.
"We're simply completely determined to get him again, everybody has been out on the lookout for him.
"I even slept within the area all final evening along with his blanket, mattress, toys and a few of my garments hoping he would get the scent and are available again."
Nico was final noticed across the 'blue bridge' within the Calderwood space of the city close to to Brancumhall.
Native businessman, Andy, says Nico is a really pleasant, approachable canine and anybody who sees him ought to name 07901 868 431 or 07368 215 598.
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