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Hi everyone, I've been following Lorraine Popowich's case, and something keeps nagging at me about those dogs returning home without her. It's just curious, isn't it? Dogs often have a really strong sense of direction and loyalty. Has anyone heard if the search teams used the dogs' paths when they were initially backtracking from where they were found? I feel like they might have retraced where Lorraine went or sensed something that could be a clue. In other cases, I've seen dogs lead searchers to key areas even when humans might overlook them. I'm just speculating, but if anyone from Athabasca has more insight, it would be interesting to know if this angle was explored fully. It could be nothing, but it could also be a vital piece of the puzzle we're missing.
