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My Chocolate Labrador Lashley was Abandoned without my knowledge. I'm Still Looking for Him.

This post is a part of my final attempt to find my chocolate labrador lashley who was abandoned 5 years ago by my father. I will first post a short introduction before explaining lashley's story in detail.

About Lashley:

Chocolate Labrador Retriever

Nicknames: Boochie, Dachaley, Laboli

Distinctive white patch on his chest also known as bolo marks

Age when he was abandoned - 3 1/2 years old

Current age - 8 to 9 years old

Last known area: Domlur, Bengaluru (near Jogupalya, Indiranagar & Ulsoor)

If anyone living in Bangalore recognizes him, knows someone who might have adopted him, or have any information at all—even if it seems insignificant—please leave a comment or contact me through WhatsApp/call +91 8660826795

Detailed explanation of what actually happened & why he was abandoned

Back in 2021, during the COVID-19 pandemic, my family was going through a very difficult time financially and personally. Also during this time my father was suffering from severe chronic depression and other mental issues. After some time we had just moved to a new house, so my dad left Lashley to stay at my grandmother's house and claimed he would bring him to our new house. My father told me he would bring him to our new home once everything settled down. But few months passed by and this did not happen. During that time I used to visit him during the weekends. Some of the pics & videos i have posted here are during that time

So one day without my knowledge, according to my grandmother's account he claimed to take lashley for a walk and when he had returned lashley wasn't there with him. When he was asked about it he told her he had sold it or given it to someone but did not mention the specifics like to whom. When he came home he did not tell us about this. A few days later, my father took his own life at my grandmother's house. It was only then that we found out. During that time, our family was consumed by the shock, grief , funeral, legal matters, and everything that followed after my father's death so our thoughts were consumed by this and finding lashley wasnt at the forefront of our minds I also did not want to disturb my mother and other family members by bringing this up.

After some time we decided to search for lashley but had no idea where he went or with whom he was. We visited some well known breeders and rescue organisations but couldn't find him. Also found out that my father had also given away lashley's vaccination certificates & other things like prescriptions from the vets. So i had lost hope and finally decided that it was almost impossible to ever see him again. I loved him so much and wanted to be with him till his final years this was what made it so bad. I couldn't even see him to wish him a final goodbye before he left me. He was an extremely expressive and affectionate lab who always loved to be around me. I can't imagine how panicked and lost he must have felt after he was given away. He loved me like no other dog ever did. So I just suppressed those memories and went on with my life. But it just didn't work. For the past few months I have been feeling intense regret that I didn't do enough to find him, that I had in a way betrayed him. I kept dreaming about him regularly - both positive and disturbing dreams. So i finally decided I need to make a final and serious attempt to find him before he leaves this world. I want to be with him through his final years.

My search efforts will be both offline and online - I will visit every rescue organisation, veterinary clinics , breeders, pet boarding schools and kennels in my city. I will also be creating pages on every social media platform where I will be documenting and updating my search efforts. Even if the search fails i atleast get to preserve lashley's memories and get to tell his story to many. Hope this post wasn't too long. Thank you for reading

u/Euphoric_Display_876 — 20 hours ago

Advice for people building houses in Bangalore.

Points 1-6 our experience with construction companies.

Points 7-15 few things that helps to be alert.

Beware of construction companies in Bangalore. They entice customers with flashy videos on YouTube/Insta and then trap them on a suffering loop. One such company is Cherish Happy Home in RR Nagar.

These companies, make you sign a very biased contract with no exit clause. When you question them on contract, their marketing team will brush you off saying it's just standard boiler plate language and verbally asure you of many things which are not put in contract. Once an unsuspecting customer signs it and pays initial payment, it's game over for them and the suffering begins.

  1. Structure like column have honey comb

  2. Roof structure are weak cause of cheap material and technique.

  3. They wait and heir labourers who have no experience cz they are cheap.

  4. They delay work a lot cz they juggle same set of labourers between different site.

  5. They do not respond to calls/ messages or even personal visit to office cz for them you are one of many bakras. They openly threaten that they have bigger legal team than we can ever afford.

  6. Nor can you backout cz then they deman more money (in lakhs) to provide NOC.

At this point you have no option unless you are a big shot yourself. So basically I urge everyone to stay vigilant. Here are few points based on our experience that helps to stay alert.

  1. Never trust a marketing person. No matter how friendly they are or how important they make you feel.

  2. Always run the contract document by your lawyer. Most people only heir lawyer while buying land. But it's most important you heir them even while signing these construction documents. Company may say it's standard boiler plate language but say NO and ask them to update it if needed. In case they refuse, RUN .

  3. Most companies take upfront of 70k to 80k for designing and then ask you to sign contract if you like design. They act as if this is a favour. But this is a bait. Once you have paid 70k they coax you to sign the major contract even if you don't like design. So before making huge payment, make sure how many iteration you can make to the design and what happens if you don't like it. My advice is never make huge payment and say you will pay only after they have given you a design that you approve of.

  4. Always get Design of plumbing, electric work etc along with structure design. Your payment actually includes all of these. Infact request for interior design team's involvement, so you know where exactly switches must come. Never let the company decide for you.

  5. Always have a good exit clause put in the agreement. Like what happens if the company delays construction, what happens if there is defect in structure. This is VERY important.

  6. Also put a clause for what happens if material cost increase during time of construction, who will bear that cost.

  7. After laying of each roof/ major structure get an independent test done on structural strength and quality of material used.

  8. Also in initial phase before signing contract ask the company to show already running project. Take feedback from client personally, don't just see the structure and come back. Ask to see atleast 3 project which are in different phase like plint laying, roof lying, completed etc.

  9. Ask to meet the team that would work on your project before hand. Your rapport with them is important.

If all these points feel tedious to you better go with individual mestri. Trust me, it's better than these corporate companies, atleast you don't have to beg them to come out of your own project.

P.S others in similar situation, please feel free to share your experience.

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u/firstname135 — 9 hours ago

Buying a flat in Varthur/Gunjur, Bangalore. Legal due diligence beyond bank's checklist, worth it?

Planning to buy an apartment in Myhna Vistara, Varthur-Gunjur belt. Bank will do their standard due diligence but thinking of hiring a separate lawyer too instead of relying only on that. Is this overkill or actually needed for this area?

If hiring one, what should I get them to check specifically? My list so far:

  • Title chain, encumbrances, past or pending litigation, chance of future disputes
  • Builder's financial health, ability to deliver on time given current standing
  • Storm water drains, high tension lines, and whether any part of the project itself sits on former graveyard land (graveyard on adjacent private land), does any of this matter legally
  • Project approvals, partners, JDA/GPA structure, landowner's actual right to sell their share of units
  • A road running in between which might get connected to Gunjur later and become a public road, anything to check legally on this
  • Agreement clauses: possession date, delay compensation, refund/cancellation terms, price escalation, area variation, force majeure
  • CA/SBUA/UDS numbers and transfer fees, want full clarity here
  • Whether construction quality can be assessed at all from paper documents (materials used etc.) or if that's a site inspection thing

Anyone bought here or done diligence on this specific project, would love to hear what you found.

What am I missing that a good lawyer would catch but a first-time buyer wouldn't think to ask?

Also, if anyone's used a good property lawyer in Bangalore for this, personal recs welcome. And roughly what should this cost, don't want to overpay or underpay for something this important.

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u/procurious420 — 12 hours ago
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Why does minimalist design work so well in apartments?

Imagine a family moving into a new 2BHK. They have a sofa, dining table, TV unit, wardrobes, beds, kitchen appliances, and obviously they want the house to look good too.

Bt the problem is, the flat is only so big.

If we keep adding colours, patterns, furniture and decorative elements, the house starts feeling packed. Even though nothing is technically taking up too much space, it feels smaller.

That’s where minimal design works really well.

You keep the furniture simple, use a few materials and colours, and hide storage wherever you can. Everything the family needs is still there it just doesn’t feel like everything is fighting for your attention.

The flat hasn’t become bigger.

We’ve just removed the visual clutter that was making it feel smaller.

That’s why we refer minimalism and it wirks so well in apartments

u/Fantastic-Pumpkin918 — 21 hours ago

KIADB Flat Hunt: Purva Northern Waves vs. Assetz Sora & Saki vs. New Launch (Open to Tier-1 builders anywhere in Bangalore ~₹10K/sq.ft)

Hey,

I'm looking to buy a 3BHK flat in the KIADB / Bagalur area and recently checked out a few projects:

  1. Purvankara Northern Lights: 3BHK @ ₹10,795/sq.ft
  2. Assetz Sora & Saki: 3BHK @ ₹13,000/sq.ft
  3. Assetz New Launch (near Sora & Saki): 3BHK @ ₹10,000/sq.ft

My observations & concerns so far:

Purva Northern lights: High density (~2,600 units across 24 acres) and the high-tension power lines running opposite the property.
Assetz Sora & Saki: Quoted rate feels quite steep for this locality.
Assetz New Launch: Pricing seems reasonable, but ~600+ units on a 5-acre plot might feel overcrowded.

Looking for genuine advice or firsthand reviews on these.

I'm flexible with location—if there are any spacious 3BHKs by Tier-1 builders around ₹10K/sq.ft anywhere in Bangalore, I'd love to hear your recommendations.

Thanks in advance!

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u/namboodiripad — 11 hours ago

Cancellation charges in Adarsh Parkland Phase 2.

I have booked a flat in Adarsh Parkland Phase 2, and I'm thinking of cancelling it. I've already paid 10 percent of sale value.

The booking form that I signed states that the booking amount will be forfeited. I want to know if there's anyone here who has cancelled a flat, and received the refund. How long did the refund take? Is the booking amount deducted, is there any way to get that back? I had been told while booking that nothing will be deducted if it is cancelled before agreement, but that seems like just sweet talk by the sales agents and channel partners. Now that I want to cancel, both sales representative and the channel partners are saying the booking amount will not be refunded.

Why I want to cancel? It's because I have found several discrepancies in what had been told to me and what I'm seeing on RERA website. I have raised these concerns with the builder but I've been told it's just a mistake on RERA website. Now, when I asked about cancellation, they have changed their stance and say whatever is written on booking form will be upheld. So, I'm pretty sure now, that when I do get possession, things are not going to be as promised and will be as it is on RERA, or worse.

I'm also concerned that since it is a major diversion from what is uploaded on RERA, what would the impact be after possession.

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u/Alter-Ego-01 — 14 hours ago

North Bangalore vs JP Nagar vs Sarjapura

I work in tech and want to buy a flat in a good society. This is going to be my very first!
So far I have explored properties in these three areas.
Which out of these would be the best according to you?

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u/MuffinNo727 — 14 hours ago

Arvind Forest Trails - Possession/Handover Confusion or Misrepresentation

has anyone bought a unit in this project? If so can you confirm the correct handover date please..

At the time of purchase I was told that the handover will be done within 3 years + 6 months grace period which would mean Dec-2026 or July 1st, 2027, also, this was mentioned in the ATS too. Now, their sales team has been saying Mid-2028 would be the handover date and boasting about their brand saying we will deliver before RERA blah blah. (RERA handover date is June 2029).

This is a clear misrepresentation what the frick.

Agreement to Sale says: Developer shall endeavor to complete within 42 months ( July 2027) but for all practical purposes, RERA date is the handover date.

There is no way these one-sided agreements are enforceable right?

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u/ChangeExpert3081 — 10 hours ago

LTCG from property sale

I am booking a 3 BHK with a builder in Bangalore and completion time is 4 years from date. At the same time my father intends to sell one property in native and wants to fund my booking. I am going to add him as a co-owner that helps him reinvest his LTCG. But the catch here is the 4 year completion timeline. I am hearing different views from different people. Builder finance teams claim it's not a big deal and its about investing the "gain" amount (expecting about 10 lakhs post indexation) within 3 years and not really about possession as the sale agreement becomes the proof. Others say 3 years is a must but there are exceptions. The CA community is also divided on this. Would want to hear from people here on their real experiences

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u/Genuine4sure — 11 hours ago

30*40 plot in Bangalore

Hello,
I’m looking to purchase 30*40 plots in and around baglur cross, kogilu cross and Electronic City phase 1.
If the price is around 6k-7k per sqft , I’ll be purchasing 2. Anything above 7k , I’ll purchase 1. Any leads will be helpful.

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u/Altruistic-Debate-17 — 19 hours ago

2 BHK for Sale – Samruddhi Uplands, Varthur/Balagere Road, Bangalore East (Ground Floor, Investor-Friendly)

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Selling my apartment in Samruddhi Uplands, Balagere Road, Varthur — East Bangalore.

Details:

1092 sq ft, Ground floor, West-facing

Asking ₹70,00,000 (some room to negotiate for a serious buyer)

A Khata / E-Khata done — clear title, no legal hassles

Gated community with security, clubhouse, power backup, kids' play area.

Location: balagere main road

Close to Varthur Main Road, easy access to ORR

Well connected to Bellandur, Marathahalli, and Whitefield tech parks

Near Virginia Mall, schools, and hospitals

For investors: Open to a rent-back arrangement — happy to stay on as a tenant post-sale so you get immediate rental income from day one instead of a vacant unit while you find a tenant.

Genuine buyers/investors only, please. DM for more photos, floor plan, and details.

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u/Defiant_Ad7802 — 11 hours ago

Need advice on properties

I am looking to buy a 3bhk in sarjapur road, Varthur etc areas.

Budget around 1.7-1.85 Cr

I have done EOI in Abhee New dimension currently
Also exploring resale options in Prestige city Avalon park.

Can someone please guide me because both these are around the same price 1.8Cr for Abhee 1.9-1.95 for prestige citt.

What should i do? Are there any more options i should explore.

Requirement: Decent society, good areas, basic amenities like park and all for kids.

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u/sqlink2 — 19 hours ago

Where is Bengaluru’s next booming real-estate area?

I’m planning to buy a 2/3 BHK flat in a good gated society in Bengaluru and looking for areas that have strong growth potential over the next 5–10 years.

Which areas do you think are currently booming or are likely to boom soon, considering:

- Infrastructure and upcoming metro/road projects

- IT/business development

- Rental demand

- Appreciation potential

- Good reputed builders and gated communities

- Budget around ₹1 crore

If you have recently bought or are researching in these areas, please share your experience and recommendations. Also, which areas would you avoid at the moment?

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u/ElectricalLog994 — 1 day ago
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Highway-Facing Areca Nut Garden in Bengaluru - Tumkur Highway

A highly lucrative commercial and agricultural investment opportunity located right on the National Highway near Kyatsandra Toll Gate.

Property Highlights

  • Total Area: 32 Guntas (~34,848 sq. ft.)
  • Location: On National Highway, close to Kyatsandra Toll, Tumkur
  • Road Frontage: 100 feet wide frontage
  • Orientation: North-facing (Vastu compliant)
  • Price: ₹2,500 per sq. ft.
  • Ideal For: Commercial ventures, highway plazas, roadside resorts, or agricultural yields

Contact for Site Visit & Enquiries 📞 Phone: +91 9945034250

u/Different-Move-7020 — 14 hours ago
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Planning to buy a plot in Vega Adonia. Need some advice Plzzz

Hi everyone,

I’m planning to buy a plot in Vega Adonia in Mysore. Has anyone here already purchased a plot from Vega or visited the project?

I would like to know about your experience with the project, location, documentation and overall development.

Would you recommend buying here? Any feedback, good or bad, would be really helpful.

Thanks!

u/EmbarrassedHair2341 — 18 hours ago
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2BHK On rent| No Brokerage

 Premium 2 BHK Semi-Furnished Apartment for Rent – Prestige Eden Park (The Prestige City), Sarjapur Road

 Available Immediately | Direct Owner | No Brokerage

 Tower 4 | 26th Floor
 944 sq.ft. with 1 Private Balcony
 East Facing with Swimming Pool View
 Excellent Cross Ventilation & Abundant Natural Light in all rooms, including the kitchen
 1 Covered Basement Parking

 Premium Interiors

* Designer TV Unit with Ambient LED Lighting
* False Ceiling & Designer Lights
* Floor-to-Ceiling Wardrobes with Loft Storage
* Modular Kitchen with Chimney
* Utility Area with Additional Sink, Dishwasher Provision & Washing Machine Space
* Bathrooms fitted with Geysers, Vanity Mirror & Storage
* Spacious Balcony with Beautiful Open View

 World-Class Amenities
Swimming Pool • Clubhouse • Gym • Children’s Play Area • Landscaped Gardens • Walking/Jogging Tracks • Indoor & Outdoor Sports Facilities • 24×7 Security • Power Backup

 Rent: ₹40,000 + Maintenance

u/its_JCh — 18 hours ago
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Anyone else facing registration delays for Bangalore apartments?

Hi everyone, is anyone else currently facing delays in property registration in Bangalore?

I'm buying an apartment through an assignment agreement, and the builder has already applied for registration. However, I'm being told that registrations for projects are currently not progressing at the government level and there is no definite timeline.

Because of this, my home loan disbursement is also stuck, as the bank is waiting for registration before releasing the loan.

Has anyone else recently faced the same issue with registration/e-Khata/ePID in Bangalore?

If yes, it would be helpful to know:

  • Which project/builder?
  • When did you apply for registration?
  • What reason were you given for the delay?
  • Has anyone's registration been completed recently?
  • Any idea how long the current delay is expected to last?

Thanks!

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u/rootcase — 14 hours ago

Villa at north bangalore

North Bangalore Villa Project – 50 Acres

Came across some details of an upcoming villa project in North Bangalore and wanted to get the Reddit community’s opinion.

• 50-acre land parcel

• Around 217 villas

• Villa sizes: 4,185 – 6,820 sq.ft.

• Configurations: 4 BHK, 4.5 BHK & 5 BHK

• Large-format luxury villas with a low-density layout

No pricing mentioned here — just curious about the location, project scale and long-term potential.

Would you consider a project of this size in North Bangalore for end-use or investment?

Wanna know more contact me at 9739870089

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u/imDragon89 — 20 hours ago