Barrie canine in the dog house after dialling 911
The dog had apparently chewed on a mobile phone belonging to an occupant of the home and, while chewing on it, dialled 911.Be it a mistake or a dog upset about not getting enough treats, we know one owner who won’t be leaving the phone within chewing distance any time soon.Barrie police say every 911 call is taken seriously, and police will always respond to confirm there is no emergency and most importantly, to ensure, that the caller is not in danger.
Police are reminding the public that mobile telecommunications devices should always be locked to avoid accidental calls from being made to 911 and that they should be placed out of reach of children and pets, when left unattended or receiving a charge.
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