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    very touching, and sad. I also think dogs grieve deeply. After Sherman died, Star would lie on "their" quilt, staring at the wall. She lost a quarter of her body weight as she wouldn't eat for days at a time. It was so sad. I had talked to Nancy Efusy and she said it would be very hard on star because she & Sherman were so very close. that's partly why we went & got jack so soon after, but it took a long time for Star to accept him. It all worked out, they became buddies and were good company for each other.

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    http://petoftheday.com/talk/showthre...=1#post2321042

    Awesome article, thanks for that. *tear*
    One of our pet talk friends has a dog with some strange grieving behavior, note the link above. I couldn't really think of much to help. If anyone can, please advise. Thanks.
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