At a dog park, four dogs - Daisy, Luna, Charlie, and Max - each bury a bone in a different location: under a bush, near a fence, by a tree, and next to a bench. Their owners watch from a distance without knowing which dog buried which bone. Later, when it's time to leave, where will each owner think their dog's bone is buried, and how many bones do they believe are hidden in total? Provide a very brief response.
The information provided doesn't specify which dog buried their bone in which location, nor does it give any clues as to which owner might think what. Without this information or any observed behavior that could provide hints, it's impossible to determine where each owner will think their dog's bone is buried. Each owner might guess based on their dog's previous behavior or simply not know.

As for the total number of bones they believe are hidden, if each dog buried one bone, and the owners know that each dog did bury a bone, they would correctly believe that there are four bones buried in total, one by each dog.