how do you get rid of a big dead dog

[minimaxs1]

our mutts getting old now i recon she has less than a year to go at almost 14 for a Lab is a good age. Anyway I was wondering how to get rid of her, i was contemplating burying her but to be honest the size of hole i'd need to dig for a lab would be massive and the only ground available is my boarders. this is a mix of clay and hardcore underneath the top soil. i was also under the impression that it's not allowed to do so if it's too close to someones property.
and before anyone says no i couldn't put her in the wheely bin as i'm not sure which one now we have three.

question is have you buried a big dog in your garden? and how big was the hole, and was it close to neighbouring gardens.
or should i consider cremation as it's too much like hard work.

 

[Graeme GTR]

semtex



or speak to your vet, they will dispose of the body at a cost.

 

[Paul]

The way to do it properly would speaking to your vet, especially if it is suffering towards the end.

 

[Roy]

£115 down our pet shop for a cremation

 

[clairemae]

is this serious? let the vet sort it out.

 

[Paul]

£115 down our pet shop for a cremation

Does this include a service LMAO!?


Always this option!? :zap:

 

[Roy]

You get a urn lol
£90 for a cat

 

[Graeme GTR]

theres a guy on here, pretty sure this is his business.

http://www.clio197.net/forum/showthread.php?t=13944

 

[Roy]

theres a guy on here, pretty sure this is his business.

http://www.clio197.net/forum/showthread.php?t=13944

pmsl...

 

[liam92]

My boss's husky died late last year, he had to get an excavator to dig a bloody hole for the thing

 

[Paul]

My boss's husky died late last year, he had to get an excavator to dig a bloody hole for the thing

LMAO! hmy:

 

[minimaxs1]

Thats What i thought .nightmare

My boss's husky died late last year, he had to get an excavator to dig a bloody hole for the thing

 

[Mclaren72]

I would get the dog cremated, burying it is gonna prove to be too difficult I reckon, especially if clay is under your ground etc

 

[minimaxs1]

£115 down our pet shop for a cremation

Thats a new conti

 

[Arran]

Lol at this thread! My father in law (to be) buried the doberman in the garden, but I'm not sure how deep.

 

[Graeme GTR]

Get it stuffed! In a funny position.

 

[Drumdom1]

:bye2:Maybe you'll be lucky and pooch will hold out until November....

 

[EmmieLou]

Your vet should be able to arrange either cremation or burial at the local pet cemetery for you at a cost ... and when I say local I live in Leeds and my old dog is in Durham!!!!

 

[Maz]

Aw poor dog, hope its not suffering

We laid ours to rest in the garden, he was a big dog and we dug a big hle by his fav tree.

 

[Foxspeed]

if you do dig a hole for it make it big enough to take the ex-mrs and theres a few ££££ in it for ya