Cheryl, I have had pets mourn for other pets, and it seems like it's a 2-3 week mark every time. I even had a cat mourn for a dog once for 2 weeks. Also had a lab that would lay down facing where the little terrier used to sleep and howl a bone-chilling mournful howl for the first week, then he would just lay and stare at the spot for another week, then not as often, and after about the third week he quit doing it altogether. It takes them time, just like it takes us time. So sorry about your girl, you gave her a wonderful, long life, and she'll be loyally waiting to see you again..![]()
I understand that they will mourn her as well. Im more worried about keeping their apetites up. I havnt actually seen Kona eat anything sence we took Dusty away. And havnt had to refill the bowl for her iether. I dont want her to waste away over the next week or however long. She still needs to eat, Im just not sure what to entice her with to get her to eat something.
Right now Kona is laying in Dusty's spot, she's normally a happy go lucky, taketive pup. I dont think I have ever seen her this still and quiet.