[doganjo]

Mine would stick together for a short time, probably till out of sight, then go off hunting and go their separate ways.  They'd probably try to find their way back at night though so it's just as well Zombies won't eat them.      All are neutered so can't reproduce though.  They'd all survive as they can all catch mice, rabbits etc.

[HappyHippy]

I have contacted the kennel club about procedures for doing the best by our dogs in the event of a zombie apocalypse, I shall report back when they reply, I have also berated them on the lack of information on this type of thing on their website.

\Have you? seriously?  this post has made my day    can't wait to hear what they say!

I tried to read your posts to my OH and failed miserably because I was laughing so much  It's true what tehy say, laughter is the best medicine (in the absence of tequilla) 
Please do report back and let us know if the KC have a zombie attack plan or risk assesment in place.

[Old Shep]

According to dog wardens in cities like Bradford - dogs certainly pack up.  Dogs previously unknown to each other will form a loose pack for roaming the streets - probably for company and protection. Unfortunately in these days of many dogs being thrown onto the streets you would n't have to go far to do research on dog packs :-(


 When walking in Italy some years ago we came across a pack of dogs on a remote road - they looked very hungry  - I'm not usually scared of dogs but I quickened my step somewhat!!