This geocache is not at the posted coordinates! Please do not go there!
This "ready for action" dog is a geoart consisting of 65 easy to solve (and mostly easy to find) puzzles, making it fun and easy for all levels of caching ability.
This geoart is dedicated to the geodogs in our lives. Some of us have them, some of us had them by our sides and at some point, all of us have probably cached with a four legged geo-friend. Thanks to everyone who contributed photos and stories of your geodogs.
The final locations will take you on a nice walk on some of Brantford's finest trails. Take your geodog with you, they will love it!
Geodog - Neeka
Pawrent - JenOvations
I rescued Neeka on September 10, 2021 from the Toledo Humane Society. Age and birthdate unknown. A DNA test would reveal that she is half kangaroo and half Tasmanian devil. Since she doesn't have any Australian stamp in her passport, I believe she is mostly Pit Bull mix. I thought she'd be a great geocaching sidekick and we could go on many amazing adventures together. Since her first caching trip on September 12, 2021, I knew I was completely wrong. She is absolutely the worst caching dog ever! Exhibit A shows her first find:
We then proceeded to the second cache of the day. See how well it went?!
At this point we just went home. 
Since, she has been an interesting companion. She loves butt scratches and attention. She doesn't have many dog friends because hoomans think she is dangerous and don't let their fur babies around her. She also has a strange bark that deters some folks. Her bestie is a miniature schnauzer named Coco. Neeka hs celebrated two "gotcha" days with me and is spoiled by all. However, she still hates caching.
So, where would a dog like Neeka hide a geocache, well she most likely would not but well pretend she did.
Here's where you find it:
N 43° 7.147' W 80° 18.957'