Dogs have been with us for many years. Although we are reluctant to let go of them, we have to do so. Seeing the dog's painful expression and moaning makes me feel uncomfortable as a dog owner. If the dog is in such pain, it is better to give yourself peace of mind and let the dog be free!

The situations where euthanasia is usually considered include:

1. Vicious infectious diseases are easily transmitted, causing pain to other dogs, and are not easy to recover from.

2. Hindquarter paralysis or quadriplegia, etc., if treatment is ineffective, even if there is appetite, the lack of appetite requires a lot of energy to take care of.

3. Uremia, terminal cancer, terminal heart disease, excessive poisoning, sequelae of brain nerve damage.

4. Congenital malformations seriously affect development and growth.

Of course, it is not easy to make up your mind. Many people are confused because they are unwilling to give up because they have managed to take care of them for so long. I can't bear it, I think it's so pitiful. Don’t give up and don’t want to bear the sin of massacre. If you think about the dog completely and don’t consider your own grief and reluctance, the dog will also be very grateful to you, because being able to let go of your own grief and attachment is great wisdom, and ordinary people do it less than. But if you really think about it, maybe its mentality also wants to bless you happily in heaven.

After your dog dies, never release it into a river or bury it in the ground. You can ask a doctor to help with the care. Incineration is the easiest way. It’s important to make yourself feel at ease!