DogsDo not bury dogs after death

DogsBurial will cause environmental pollution strong>

Dogs that die after being infected with infectious diseases cannot be buried. Although some pathogens in the dog's body will die naturally after death, many spores can survive in soil cysts for several years. This not only pollutes the environment, but also causes water pollution.

DogsBurial is illegal

After the death of a dog, it is illegal for the owner to bury it privately. The Animal Epidemic Prevention Law clearly stipulates that carcasses of animals that died of illness or whose cause of death is unknown shall not be disposed of at will. Pet corpses must be disposed of harmlessly, and pet corpses must not be abandoned or buried at will. Otherwise, it will not only violate the Animal Epidemic Prevention Law and other laws and regulations, but also violate the general principles of the civil law, constitute an abuse of civil rights, and the gain will not be worth the loss.

DogsBurial is risky

After the dog dies, the owner also hopes to bury the dog in the soil. The dog's body can be left intact and buried. However, if a pet is buried in a community or park, it is very likely that the pet's body will be dug up by wild animals without the owner's knowledge, or the pet's body will be damaged due to construction. I believe that any cat lover would find it difficult to accept such a result.