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"Must be in yer subconcsious somewhere..." Naw, he just reads the news. Life and Art imitating one another again: Two dogs in Nebraska ate owner's corpse for two weeks after suicide, cops say; pugs up for adoption BY Neil Nagraj DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER Thursday, December 17th 2009, 12:30 PM A Humane Society official said eating the corpse would be expected behavior from dogs deprived of food and water for so long. Above, Harry and Sally. A Humane Society official said eating the corpse would be expected behavior from dogs deprived of food and water for so long. Man's best friend apparently isn't averse to making a meal out of a man. Two pugs feasted on the flesh of their owner for two weeks after he died, cops in Papillion, Nebraska told the Associated Press. An autopsy determined the man died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. A Human Society spokesman, Mark Langan, told the AP that feeding on the corpse would be normal behavior for dogs left without food or water for such a long time, but he added there is no way to conclusively prove that the dogs had done so. The Nebraska Humane Society is currently trying to find a home for the dogs, named Harry and Sally. Langan said the dogs are in good shape - mentally and physically - and added they're unlikely to suffer long-term trauma since "they don't have memories like people." WITH NEWS WIRE SERVICES Read more: nydailynews.com