50 years ago Dad and I had rented ground all over the township. We needed to pick a little ear corn quite a ways from home and there was a tractor there so I put the picker behind tbe pickup. Our old dog did not ride around with us but for unknown reasons he hopped up in the truck that day so I took him along. Had a rough trip, almost had a head on collision but swerved off the road and struck a mailbox. Tore a snout 1/2 off. When I got there I had to remove the snout. Put it in the truck and took off back home. After that it rained for two days and the dog was no where to be found. Family was pretty upset about it. 3 days later I went back to install the snout and the dog was laying beside the picker, after that you couldn't get him in a car or pick up with a pry bar! I guess that the dog was along TOTALLY left me after the near miss shows how a traumatised mind works?
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