Passed away at 17 years old (normal human calendar years), no autopsy requested by owner so cause of death unknown. (The stress part was my imagining from the separation and chucking at the underutilised bridge area, not from the source article, sorry for the confusion.)
Don’t read too much into this, more light gossip than anything else.
Don't mean to beat the dead ... dogie, but it seems that the passing took place after the quarantine: "The first dog in the world to be found with the new coronavirus died on Monday after testing negative for the disease and returning home, according to Hong Kong’s animal welfare authority."
https://www.info.gov.hk/gia/general/...htm?fontSize=1
latest positive serology test results of the Pomeranian which previously tested weak positive for COVID-19 virus proved that the dog has been infected with the virus.Well nobody overreact, but just FYI. I’m assuming the tense is a grammar mistake and we’re not dealing with a zombie dog either.indicates that the Pomeranian had developed an immune response to the viral infection with antibodies found in the blood.