sfmini
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Charlene, Robin has an excellent point, I have heard of so many people who hang on and hang on and the second they are finally alone, they go.
Dogs do seem to know what is going on, even if the family member isn't home. While my mother was in the hospital her final month, Max, my Corgi and her heart dog always laid down next to her chair and slept in her spot in the bed. The day we came home after she died, Max came over to my Dad and laid down next to his chair and never returned to my Mom's. He also snuggled up to my Dad in bed at night, never again in my Mom's spot.
Dogs do seem to know what is going on, even if the family member isn't home. While my mother was in the hospital her final month, Max, my Corgi and her heart dog always laid down next to her chair and slept in her spot in the bed. The day we came home after she died, Max came over to my Dad and laid down next to his chair and never returned to my Mom's. He also snuggled up to my Dad in bed at night, never again in my Mom's spot.