When Zach Medlin was walking his dog in Quiroli Park in West Monroe, Louisiana, he came across a surprise he had never seen before and wanted to know the history of the small square stone he found. His one-eyed Staffordshire terrier, Serena, loved to catch ducks. So he went on an independent investigation to find out the history of this stone.

This was the grave of a dog named Buddy, who died in 1941. After reading the inscription, Medlin was shocked to learn that the dog was buried in a public park. The dog was so large that it was apparently buried in a public park.

After examining the stone, Medlin learns that the park was used by the Boy Scouts and that Buddy was always with them. One day, a brave dog saved a boy who was drowning in a lake and barked loudly to warn other scouts.

Anyway, the park in this area belonged to Buddy’s family, so there is another theory that he was buried there. In fact, whether he was a heroic scout or just the family dog, the moment was very emotional.

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