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My big lab cross went in a hole in the garden as have 2 cats, thats what folks do its no big deal. the fish go in the river, i put a blackbird in the river this morning.
Horses are a whole diff ballgame however. |
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My dog was cremated at a pet crematorium after she was put to sleep. Got her ashes in a little wooden box with a plaque on the top.
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OP have you tried your local Chinese Restaurant?
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Hahahahahaha, the best part was when Vosne actually thought he had had a girlfriend!!!
My grandma took her dog to a special dog burner and he burnt the doggy corpse. I think she sprinkled the ashes over her clematis. |
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Hahahahahaha, the best part was when Vosne actually thought he had had a girlfriend!!!
My grandma took her dog to a special dog burner and he burnt the doggy corpse. I think she sprinkled the ashes over her clematis. |
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Hahahahahaha, the best part was when Vosne actually thought he had had a girlfriend!!!
My grandma took her dog to a special dog burner and he burnt the doggy corpse. I think she sprinkled the ashes over her clematis. |
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OP have you tried your local Chinese Restaurant?
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In all seriousness, burial, cremation, or, if you're of a Victorian sentimental mindset ...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taxidermy |
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Flog it.
Oh, wait a minute, that's a horse. |
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In all seriousness, burial, cremation, or, if you're of a Victorian sentimental mindset ...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taxidermy |
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Man up and bury it. Make sure it is deep or it could get dug up again by foxes etc.
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She had a dog that must have long ago carked it. What do you do with the thing? I mean, if it was a small one I can see you could just dig a wee hole and toss it in there. What about if it's a Great Dane or summat? You'd need a digger. Or do you just stand it up by the bins and hope it gets collected whilst it's still stiff? ![]() |
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You could have it cryogenically frozen.
Was the dog called Walt? |
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You don't just toss your beloved pet in a hole
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He's a Scot - he disney remember !
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He's a Scot - he disney remember !
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Do pets go to heaven?
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If you have a powerful enough catapult.
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Haaaaaahaaaaaaaa.......you're doomed, son...lol
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Do pets go to heaven?
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I have a half dug swimming pool if you still need disposal.
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She had a dog that must have long ago carked it. What do you do with the thing? I mean, if it was a small one I can see you could just dig a wee hole and toss it in there. What about if it's a Great Dane or summat? You'd need a digger. Or do you just stand it up by the bins and hope it gets collected whilst it's still stiff?
