dog cremations

[Dirk_brijs]

my dog died yesterday after a failed operation and the wife wanted to take him back home ( I am currently not home) and buried him in our garden.

I am not too sure if they would have put him deep enough and not sure if it is a good idea at all actually but is there any temple or anything else that takes care of this in a descent way as the hospital where he died offered to help giving him with the garbage collectors to have him burned there.

not sure if I wanted my dog collected by garbage collectors??

anyone has any experience?

[patsfangr]

We've had a couple of dogs, and one cat, die over the years. We buried them all on our property, about 3 feet deep; and haven't had any problems around the area.

[blackman]

i am very sorry to hear that your dog has passed over

i buried my dog in a shady spot in the corner of the garden

i dug the hole myself with a little help from the gardener

i wrapped him in his favourite blanket, added his favourite toys and said a tearful goodbye

later i planted a flowering bush on his grave

i think of him often and its a comfort to know exactly where he is

[chickenslegs]

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/654369-cremation-in-pattaya/

A previous Thaivisa topic which may help.

[Rimmer]

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