After the death of the dog, the owner can choose the following five ways to deal with it. One is to place the dog in a pet cemetery: some big cities have complete pet cremations and pet cemeteries. If conditions permit, the dog can be cremated and then placed in the pet cemetery. ; The second is for pet corpse processing centers: many big cities have established pet corpse processing centers. When the dog dies, the body can be handed over to the processing center for processing; the third is for community workers to handle: some communities have Specialized health institutions can hand over the dogs to the staff for professional treatment; fourth, they can hand them over to the staff of the Animal Control Center: the Animal Control Center can professionally handle the animal remains, and the staff handed over to them can do professional and pollution-free work. Fifth, it is best not to litter or bury them by yourself: animal remains may carry a large number of bacteria and viruses, and littering or burying them at will may cause health risks to surrounding animals or humans.