The barking of a dog guided the rescuers to the lifeless body of its owner

A 64-year-old man embarked on a walk he did not return. The officers followed your position with your mobile phone. During his search, the barking of his dog, Daisy, remained near the body of his master, guided the rescuers in his search.

The police said that the hiker might not have been found if he had not had his dog, who alerted the rescuers with their barking.

The hiker had left on Wednesday, April 24 with his dog for a walk through the city of Eatonville, Washington. Earlier Thursday, his wife called 911 to report the disappearance of his wife, on the date they sent search and rescue teams to the area.

The lifeless body of man, whose name was not disclosed by county police, was found Thursday night

It was customary for the deceased to go on an excursion with Daisy, but this last opportunity he had not left a word to say where he was going. The detectives had to find their cell phone to find out where it had been used for the last time. It was Alder Lake.

Mountain Detachment and Air Operations Unit recorded the main roads and roads that surround the lake, said Pierce County Commissioner. At 4:45 pm, they found the vehicle of the disappearedHe was parked on Mashell Prairie Road, near Eatonville.

Rescue teams found in the car a list of geocache locations, the activity of hiding and finding "treasure" with the help of GPS. With this information, they drew a map of where he could have gone and walked to each location.

UNo member of the team heard a dog barking. Guided by sound, he searched the map for its possible location. The dog they found matched Daisy's description and stood on a steep slope over the Marshall River.

According to the police, apparently, the man died from injuries sustained during a fall. Those of Animal Control were responsible for bringing Daisy home.

In a Facebook publication, the County Clerk's Office wrote that despite the difficult search and sad end, they were proud that their efforts were aimed at finding the man and Give your body back to your family

"Without the barking of his faithful companion Daisy, we would never have found the missing man "they wrote.