Dog euthanized to be buried with owner
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CoryKS
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Pharoah Cletus IX so decrees.
Blade96
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Oy.
If I died tomorrow, guess who'd be taking care of my black and white cat? My mom and dad. and the cat stays right where she is.
I cant imagine wanting to kill my beautiful healthy Princess (she's seven) in my will. Horrible.
terrible for that man to want do that to his dog.
If I died tomorrow, guess who'd be taking care of my black and white cat? My mom and dad. and the cat stays right where she is.
I cant imagine wanting to kill my beautiful healthy Princess (she's seven) in my will. Horrible.
terrible for that man to want do that to his dog.
Omar B
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Saw that on CNN this morning, pretty messed up in my book.
Agreed, messed up but I doubt there's a law against it.
Millions of animals are slaughtered everyday in the US guys, most in the prime of their lives. Does one more make any difference?
Millions of animals are slaughtered everyday in the US guys, most in the prime of their lives. Does one more make any difference?
Bruno@MT
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Grey area I think.
Because people can be prosecuted for cruelty to animals, even for people that are theirs. Otoh people have dogs put down daily for some reason or other so there is that as well.
kaizasosei
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Well, can't say that i agree, but in some cultures, when the lord died, everybody was slaughtered and placed in one mass tomb, men women even kids,animals and arms just so they could all hit heaven together. ?
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Good thing he didn't have a loving wife. Different strokes for different folks I guess, I just can't see it myself.
Or you could do it the other way around... when your dog dies, you get euthanized and buried with him!
One of those rare occasions where someones actions offend me enough to put fingers to keyboard.
If he wasn't dead already ...
If he wasn't dead already ...
OP
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Sounds like a selfish imbecile.. Still, being America and all, the dogs prob lucky the owner didnt blow its brains out himself
The owner was busy being dead at the time, I think.
Blade96
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I'm just sayin'...
RandomPhantom700
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Depends on the state laws, but legally speaking, pets are property, so as long as the euthenasia process was humane, perfectly legal request.
Sane? Acceptable? Rational? Not by a long shot. But legal.
JWLuiza
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Sad face. Sad no one stepped in. If the guy was in his right mind, he would (probably) not have done this.
In his opinion it was all three or he wouldn't have done it.
Sacrificing living creatures is still a common practice around the world, (we won't talk of the tens of millions we kill everyday for food), again while we consider dogs to be loving pets, many people do not. An animal, is an animal, is an animal.
Maybe you dont know the full story.
A similar thing happened with my grandfather. He knew he was dying and begged the family to put his dog to sleep and bury it with him when he went. The family didnt do it because the dog was only 7 and in good health.
After my grandfather died, despite the best efforts of the family, the dog lasted two months. It pined for my grandfather so badly that the vet recommended he be put to sleep. He wouldnt eat and barely drank and got to the point that he was so poor condition that they did put it to sleep.
The thing is that my grandad knew the dog and knew what it's reaction would be.So maybe in some circumstances this is not a heartless request but a practical loving one.
A similar thing happened with my grandfather. He knew he was dying and begged the family to put his dog to sleep and bury it with him when he went. The family didnt do it because the dog was only 7 and in good health.
After my grandfather died, despite the best efforts of the family, the dog lasted two months. It pined for my grandfather so badly that the vet recommended he be put to sleep. He wouldnt eat and barely drank and got to the point that he was so poor condition that they did put it to sleep.
The thing is that my grandad knew the dog and knew what it's reaction would be.So maybe in some circumstances this is not a heartless request but a practical loving one.
You think that's bad, just think of how many dogs and cats are killed everyday in cities and towns all over the U.S..
Sean
