bathing dog after death

You all ask why, what does it matter. Different people and cultures do things that may seem irrational or abnormal when they lose a loved one. Everyone is questioning and scoffing the poor girl. Not a single condolence, just attacks.

Now if any of you would of taken a moment to open your heart the answer would seem quite simple. She wants to do something, anything for her baby one last time. Maybe it’s how she grieves. Perhaps it’ll bring closure. However miniscule; if washing her dog before saying goodbye helps ease the pain, lather up. It’s seems odd to me but I heard of this strange religious practice where people put their deceased relatives in an open casket, WASH the corpse, next the cadaver is not only clothed in Sundays Best, make up and jewelery is also added. I know it sounds totally crazy but I’ve attained this information from a pretty reliable sourse but it’s more than likely an urban legend. I mean who in their right mind would do such a thing?…I’ll give you a little hint. Muslems, Christians, Mormans, Hindus, Budists, Atheists, and Jews just to name a few.

Sasha, my heart goes out to you and I’m sorrry to have heard about your trajic loss.

And to the Nazi so concerned about taking it to the vet for “proper disposel” cause it’s illegal to bury it where you see fit. Call the cops, send em over to my casa. there you’ll find three generations of dogs I loved and buried. Over each friend I planted something. Although I have an irrigation system I did not connect drip lines to the plants. Every other day I personally water them and say hello. This is how I grieve. Under the Ficus lies Daisey, my first dog I buried when I was 10. She was a golden Lab with a golden heart whom loved the water more than bacon. My only regret is not bathing Her one last time.