Taboos when burying dogs

Unclean body:

Many owners have scruples when disposing of dog corpses. They don’t know what the taboos are about burying dead dogs. At the very least, the owner cannot allow the dog to be dirty or buried without clothes, as this may prevent the dog from entering the six realms of reincarnation. Therefore, it is best for the owner to clean the dog first, then put on beautiful clothes, and preferably prepare a small coffin.

Close to people:

The most common way to deal with the death of a dog is to bury it, but in fact there are many disadvantages to burial. First of all, dog corpses can infect bacteria or viruses after they decompose, pollute the environment, and even cause surrounding residents to be infected with various infectious diseases. Secondly, the dog's body is prone to accumulation of yin energy when it is stuck in place, which may bring bad luck or evil energy to the people around it. Therefore, when burying a dog, it is best to cremate its body first and then bury it away from people.

Don’t choose a day:

After the dog dies, the body should not be left at home for too long, otherwise it may bring bad luck or evil. But when burying a dog, you must first choose a good day. It is best to avoid some taboo dates, and then choose a geomantic treasure place to bury the dog.