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Old 01-06-2013, 11:58 AM   #18
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Jeanie - You are so well-read and knowledgeable about dogs. I love it!! That completely makes sense to me and really looks like what my dogs are doing. Thank you for that explanation

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Originally Posted by Marhcarter View Post
Huey does this, too. Any dead bug pieces on the ground, face plant and spin. What makes me wonder is that he does the same thing to my pillow after I get up. I don't stink, I know. Is he trying to get my smell on himself or his smell onto me??
Oh man! I sure hope there wasn't a bug on your pillow while you slept.

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I've seen Columbo do it occasionally and like you, don't know what was there he was rubbing on. Also, when my beloved golden retriever died on cancer in our home, the vet came out to help him over the edge when he was dying. His body stayed on the rug for a few minutes before being moved and during that time, he emptied his bladder, which I cleaned up as best I could after. Well, after that the cat walked in. She never really liked the dog (he loved her) and happily walked around the room (we're all crying). She went over to the spot that had been peed on and rolled and rubbed all over it. I never understood why, but I think she new he was gone and was somehow either marking her scent over the pee, or expressing joy that he was gone. She died of old age 6 months later and I envision her getting to heaven and the golden retriever running happily to greet her while she saw him and said "oh crap, they've sent me to hell"....
I'm sorry about the loss of your Golden, but that was an awesome story. I can envision the cat's reaction clearly in my head. hehe
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