What is the typical Buddhist belief in the afterlife?

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I know there are many different varieties of Buddhist practice, but what do the vast majority of them think happens after we die. My mom is a Nichiren Daishonin Buddhist and she believes in re-incarnation. My dog died recently and she is hoping he will be re-incarnated as a human being. I thought re-incarnation was a Hindu thing.

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They come back.

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