thanks, the daughter is ok, she just wants to see a place where the dog "is" rather than just a open ended question of what happened to her since she was 3 when we got this dog most of her growing up on the farm memories involve the animal, the last 3 dogs ive had that got old and died were in the house or right outside when it happened ive heard of animals knowing when its their time and going off to die , but this is the first ive had that actualy did that, i'll keep looking some, but i also cant spend all my time looking for a dog, as mentioned i may have to wait for a oder to locate it, daughter is off to colledge now so she wont see it if i find it later, thought of just making a grave marker too its not like anybody is going to dig the place up to see if the dog is really there, but that would be awfull hard to explain if the animal turned up later somewhere
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