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Discussion => The No Wake Zone => Topic started by: beerjet on November 13, 2008, 04:49:02 PM
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So my brother had a dog . The dog was ran over by someone speed up the the street the other day as he was walking him . We are convinced that niether him or I are ever going to be able to conceive another male so he considered his dog his little boy . Needless to say I've gotten several calls from him sobbing . It's bothering me. He has his boy wrapped up outside and cant any place bury him . So I'm gonna plan on goin over there (San Bernardino) and see where I take the pooch . Any suggestions . W've never done this . We grew up on a huge property so we always buried them out back so to speak .
-beerjet-
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litle creek, baldy?
my sencere condolences, HD
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So my brother had a dog . The dog was ran over by someone speed up the the street the other day as he was walking him . We are convinced that niether him or I are ever going to be able to conceive another male so he considered his dog his little boy . Needless to say I've gotten several calls from him sobbing . It's bothering me. He has his boy wrapped up outside and cant any place bury him . So I'm gonna plan on goin over there (San Bernardino) and see where I take the pooch . Any suggestions . W've never done this . We grew up on a huge property so we always buried them out back so to speak .
-beerjet-
I'm sorry for the loss.. I love dogs, check with your local animal hospital, ours (San Martin Veterinarian Hospital) is awsome, we recently lost a cat that we've had for over 20 years (my wife and mine's first pet together) and they actually had her (the cat) cremated and the put the ashes in a garden rock, sent home a little condolence card and everything, might check into it...It was a little pricey, but what do you do?
Sorry once again, that's tough...
GT
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The only Pet Cemetary that i know of is one that's in Gardena....... Google it and see what comes up..... My condolences tou your brother for his loss......
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There is the pet cemetary along the 215 near Devore.
I've been told it is illegal to bury an animal on your property.
Your vet will take care of the remains for a fee.
My condolences to your brother and his family :'(
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as gt said, cremation and keep the ashes, pets are family members to, that is my plan for my meathead when he passes, my condolenses (sp) for the loss
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Bummer for your Bro , this is tough I live on a big piece of land so i'd prolly bury the pooch in my back pasture (or yard) otherwise ?? Love my pooches too tough call Bro Tom
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call the spca animal control and they will come and pick it up=no charge if you tell them it was hit in front of your house and you dont know whos dog it is=my grandkids dog died a couple of weeks ago and that is what i did
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Uh . . . I don't think that was the kind of advice he was looking for :screwy:
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Used to go to Downey Animal Hospital. They had a great service they offered for regular customers. They would cremate your pet so you could put they're ashes somewhere special or they would spread the ashes in they're rose garden if you wanted. I thought it was pretty cool.
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i believe bj was looking for all suggestions gc=and then do what he needs to