Owners of Poze, one of the 'front dogs' from Campinas, return to Brazil after the animal was found dead in Argentina Reproduction/Instagram The owners of Poze, one of the "front dogs" from Campinas (SP), decided to return to Brazil after the dog was found dead during a trip to Patagonia, Argentina. The journey of around 3,300 kilometers should take at least 40 hours. In a post on social media, where the "frentiscães" have more than 1 million followers, the owners said they still cannot explain what happened and stated that they will detail the case after consulting a lawyer. "I know everyone wants to know what happened, and today we met a lawyer specializing in abuse cases who, coincidentally, is also in Argentina and knows people who can help us seek justice for Poze," they wrote. According to them, a task force scheduled for last Saturday (18) was canceled after new information about the case emerged. "We still cannot publicly explain everything that happened. For our safety and so that we can take the necessary measures in the correct way, we need to act before speaking," they stated. On Sunday afternoon (19), the owners published a farewell to the dog. "I love you, Poze. Thank you, Poze. You are resting in a very beautiful place right now," they wrote. To g1, tutor Giovanni Fernandes said that he is still "legally understanding what can be said" before speaking out. He confirmed the death of the animal. Frentiscão from Campinas disappears during a trip with his family through Patagonia Disappearance Poze, aged five, disappeared on Sunday night (12), during a caravan trip with his family in El Bolsón, in Argentine Patagonia. Rescued as a puppy and met at the gas station managed by Giovanni, the dog disappeared after being released at a campsite where the family was staying. Over the last week, the guardians carried out searches, spread posters and mobilized residents and the local press in an attempt to find him. The search, however, faced difficulties. The region is difficult to access, with highway, river and mountain trails, as well as rain and low temperatures. The tracker used by Poze also did not work because it depended on cell phones from the same brand connected to the internet nearby, which was not available in rural areas. Furthermore, the family faced problems during the trip: the trailer's hydraulics broke, leaving the group without a shower or kitchen, while the other dogs' food and money were running out. ''Frentiscão' from Campinas disappeared during a trip to Patagonia; family put up posters and mobilized searches Reproduction/Social Media Last moments The family was traveling with four dogs and had stopped at a campsite located about ten minutes from a ski resort. On the night of the 12th, the owners collected the animals to record an advertisement and then released them again in a fenced area of ??the campsite, which had a forest in the background. The other three dogs returned, but Poze disappeared. According to Giovanni, it was common to leave animals loose on site. He described Poze as a sociable dog, accustomed to interacting with other dogs since living on the streets. The owner also recalled the last interaction with the animal. "He came to ask for affection in a way that wasn't his. He asked for so much affection, he didn't stop. We even joked: 'Wow, how affectionate you are, you don't even look like you'. And it was the last interaction we had with him." Guardians reported the death of Poze, one of the 'frenticães' of Campinas Social networks Who was Poze A former street dog, Poze appeared in one of the units of Giovanni's family gas station network and ended up being adopted. First, he was welcomed into the Jardim Novo Campos Elíseos establishment and, months later, he began living with the manager, receiving a gas station attendant's uniform. At the post, he joined Matuê, a caramel mutt who was the unit's first "frontier" and survived a serious run over. The popularity of uniformed dogs led Giovanni to create a profile on social media, which today has more than 1.1 million followers and shows the routine of Poze, Matuê, Nagalli and Flávia. Why these names? Matuê, Poze and Nagalli received the same names as Brazilian trap and funk artists. Gas station dog turns 11 with party at post where he was adopted in Campinas VIDEOS: everything about Campinas and the region See more news about the region on g1 Campinas