Three gundogs that were reported stolen on the same day have yet to be returned to their owners.

The pooches, which were all based in the Amersham area of Buckinghamshire (with links to Missenden), disappeared on June 21 and have not been seen since.

Nearly four months on, a fresh appeal has been put out to try and the pets.

The dogs that have been stolen include a liver and white female sproker, a black with white Chest Flash Male English Springer Spaniel and a white and liver male sprocker.

After they were all taken, each animal was registered as missing one day later via doglost.co.uk – one of the country’s leading websites in trying to trace down disappeared dogs.

Collectively, each of their online ‘missing’ posters have been visited over 8,000 times and have been shared extensively on social media, but none of the animals have been returned.

They all went missing in the HP7 area of the county.

To help, visit each of the following links which more information about each dog:

Any convicted of stealing dogs in the UK can face a prison sentence of up to five years.