Methods for disposal after dog death:

1. Bury. After the dog dies, the owner can choose to bury the dog under a tree. This is the most environmentally friendly and economical way. But you must be careful when burying it. It is best to dig the place you want to bury deeper, clean it well, and then bury the dog.

2. Cremation. Another good way to bury your dog after his death is to be cremated. You can contact the funeral company and they will improve related services. If financial conditions permit, you can consider burying the dog’s cremated ashes in a cemetery.

3. Make specimens. One way to deal with dog remains is to make the dog into a specimen. Don’t think it is unrealistic. This is a real thing. If your financial conditions permit, you want to break the traditional pattern of "laying your dog in the grave", and you want your dog to be by your side all the time, you can give this method a try.

4. Donate the body. If the dog died due to a serious illness, cremation and burial are not suitable methods. Because the dog's body may contain a large number of viruses and bacteria, it is inconvenient to be cremated. You can contact a pet hospital and donate the dog's body to them for processing.

Taboos for dealing with the death of a dog:

1. Bury it at will. During the decay process of animal carcasses, a lot of toxic substances and various pathogenic bacteria will be produced, which will directly contaminate nearby water sources and soil through the soil. Moreover, if a dog that dies abnormally is accidentally eaten by other animals, it will cause many chain reactions.

2. Discard at will. Not only will it cause bacteria and viruses to breed, endangering people's health, but it is also not conducive to the environment.