Member Since: January 17, 2007
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I don't know why I've suddenly thought of this, but here it goes. My dog, Lucky, is really old.. around 16 or 17. He's a small dog, and is doing well for his age, but he is really old and getting slow. It started occuring to all of us that he's going to die pretty soon, probably within a year. I don't know how I'm going to react when that happens, but as they say, that's life.
My question is, if any of you have had a dog die naturally, or by being put to sleep, who took care of the remains? I know it's a crazy question, but does the vet have someone take on that responsibility?
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I have had many dogs and I still do...and i've had many dogs die to...and with my expirience,I think I can give you some suggestionds.
1.You can bury it near your home.
2.you can get it creamated
3.you can have the vet deal with it
I have had expirience with all of these...one of my dogs died a month or 2 ago and its still a very hurtful loss..I had her since i was 6 so it was sad...but i hope these suggestions work!
p.s-you need to give him/her love and offection if you really think they are getting close to thier time.
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