Take it to a taxidermist
This thread is already so bizarre. The thought of stuffing your beloved deceased family member into a wheelie bin, or barbecuing its carcass on the patio in the hope it will be cremated into dust is beyond me.
Whatever you decide to do, be fairly quick about it and make sure the body stays cool.
8 years on here and this is the most depressing thread ever
we have had dogs as wellWhat's your problem I thought you were a cat man ?
first you should ask how big is the dog, because if its a little Shih Tzu you could pop it in the picnic cool box for a while.
The internet is full of useful advice, but there was no way our Newfoundland was going to fit in our freezer. We took him to a pet crematorium near Crawley, shame as he would have made a lovely rug.
Jebus a Newfoundland dog rug, now that would be fluffy it would also make a lovely throw for the bed or snuggle wrap round watching tv in the winter.
Disembowel it and BINGO......instant onesie!
It's the best thread in months.8 years on here and this is the most depressing thread ever
If his dog has really died, and he really wants to put it in the bin, then he's a dick. That's a total of one person. The rest of us are taking the piss because it's ridiculous.so you think because this is about a dog its OK
says a lot about a person how they treat animals even when they are dead
If you miss him and would like to hear his voice one last time I'd cremate him. Petrol and a match, you should get one last "Woof".
Jebus a Newfoundland dog rug, now that would be fluffy it would also make a lovely throw for the bed or snuggle wrap round watching tv in the winter.