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Great picture. As if there was any need for more proof---that's why they are man's best friend!

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My wife does not like pets. This even made her cry.

Thanks for sharing the pic, Clyde. Much appreciated.

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How did the dog know? Can he smell him? Innate?

How did the dog know? Can he smell him? Innate?
Not being anywhere near an expert but I believe the embalming chemicals would prevent the dog from smelling. It goes against most everything I believe, but I think it's innate. As a longtime dog owner, they just know...
Not being anywhere near an expert but I believe the embalming chemicals would prevent the dog from smelling. It goes against most everything I believe, but I think it's innate. As a longtime dog owner, they just know...
I would assume there would be other paraphernalia he could sense though.

Awesome pictures!

 

Side note: the caption is one of my big "pet peeves" (no pun intended). I hate when people refer to a dog's owner as their "master". Really rubs me the wrong way.

Awesome pictures!

 

Side note: the caption is one of my big "pet peeves" (no pun intended). I hate when people refer to a dog's owner as their "master". Really rubs me the wrong way.

 

You're right. In my home, my dog is "master". I am but a slave. :D

 

Very moving picture. Iconic.

I would assume there would be other paraphernalia he could sense though.
Fair point. Though I'm sticking with they just know...

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