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Can't stop worrying and thinking about Dog. :(

He looks like a really good boy.

https://take-me-to.space/nKgzfNhl.jpg

This one really tugs at my heartstrings. I have an old Aussie Shepherd/Rottweiler mix, and both his eyes are half blue and half brown, just like Dog's left eye.

https://take-me-to.space/VUh1l9IR.jpg

If I wasn't 1,500 miles away, I'd come get him myself!

Hope you hear something soon. Poor Dog has to be so confused and sad, hope he's okay!

Can't stop worrying and thinking about Dog. :( He looks like a really good boy. https://take-me-to.space/nKgzfNhl.jpg This one really tugs at my heartstrings. I have an old Aussie Shepherd/Rottweiler mix, and **both** his eyes are half blue and half brown, just like Dog's left eye. https://take-me-to.space/VUh1l9IR.jpg If I wasn't 1,500 miles away, I'd come get him myself! Hope you hear something soon. Poor Dog has to be so confused and sad, hope he's okay!

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[–] 4 pts

Maybe not. Dogs understand death when they see it. If Suplex died with him, then at least Dog understands what happened. He will still mourn and miss Suplex, but he gets it. It's really bad for dogs when someone dies in the hospital, and the dog never gets to see the body. Dogs can handle death better than us some times. Maybe it's part of being a Good Boy.

[–] 2 pts

I'm sure Dog is grieving one way or the other. He's a good boy.

Do Dogs Know If Their Owner Dies: Do Dogs Understand Death & Grieve? (doggysaurus.com)

[–] 1 pt

Absolutely. It's a little reassurance that he's just grieving, though, and not thinking the Suplex abandoned him.