Dog

First of all, what a cutie.  I am such an animal lover!  I am so sad to hear about your situation.  I was in a similar situation last year.  I would say go ahead and bury your dog in your yard. 

I had my golden retriever cremated.  What a horrible expierence!  The local vet does not do cremations, so I had to put her down, then I had to transport her to a vet that did do cremations (an hour drive away!)  It was a very bad day for me.  But, I do still have her ashes here with me, and it makes me feel a little better knowning that she is still with me in a sense. 

I would follow your heart and not worry about the local laws/ordinances.    My thoughts and prayers are with you~

• Delicate question not for the faint of heart - Okie MT
  • I lost my Tasha last May - Patti
  • Thanks so much everyone - Fox is feeling a bit better sm - Okie MT
  • OMG, I am crying with you - academia
  • My community does not allow yard burials but - Animalhouse
  • I have put down several pets and buried at home; vets will provide a box - you can put pet's blanket/toy in. N/M
  • I don't know where you live, but all of our family pets are buried at their homes. SM - Hurting for you
  • remains - freebie
  • Dog - CB
    • My vet has a service that provided sm - mlstoo
  • Take him home and bury him. Worked for vet, this - was never a prob. Who is going to tell? nm
  • P.S. That's "Fox"...hard to see these tiny letters through tears...nm - Okie MT
    • At the vet office I'm at... - MslaMT
      • One more thing... - MslaMT
        • I was planning on making a flower bed there - Okie MT
          • That's what my parents did for our beloved Scottie, Maggie. SM - Hurting for you
          • Bless your heart - cat
          • P.S. Also our back yard is fenced in - Okie MT

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