BSimon1234 wrote: > > Twice now, from different people, I got a call to come out IMMEDIATELY and get > a snarling dog out of a grand piano. Seems that it somehow had caught its > leg in the bass strings of a grand that had its top up, and then the top > collapsed on it, making matters worse, etc. - and the owner was afraid of > being bitten by a now slathering and psychotically mad dog. (The first was a > Rotweiler, don't know what the second one was.) They wanted me to get it out, > NOW, assuming I would cut the strings. I could name my price! > > I hate replacing strings, especially bass strings. > > Didn't go out on either call. I told them to get some blankets and net or > "encapsulate" the dog in several so he couldn't see or bite through them, - > then spread the strings and get its foot out. > > Worked very well in both cases, the dog was out in minutes. > > I just thought that this procedure might just help someone on this list, > sometime. > > Anyone else ever get a call like this? > > Bill Simon > Phoenix I used ot get 3 or 4 calls a year like this..same story, I assumed it was just kids trying to pull a telphone prank. -- C. Mike Swendsen R.P.T. Calgary, Alberta, Canada <mailto:swendsec@cadvision.com> <http://www.cadvision.com/swendsec/spiano.html>
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