Which direction should a dog bury his head?

There are no special requirements for the orientation of the dog's head when buried, and the owner can decide by himself. When burying dogs, choose a place away from water sources, residential areas, and breeding grounds. The burial thickness should be about two meters below the surface. The top and bottom of the body should be covered with quicklime powder for disinfection.
What should you pay attention to after your dog dies?
1. There will be a large number of bacteria and viruses on the dog's body after death. It is best to find a professional organization to deal with it, and do not bury it yourself.
2. After the dog dies, the home environment must be thoroughly cleaned and disinfected, and kept dry and ventilated to prevent bacterial growth.
3. Do not throw dead dogs into the trash can. Many people throw the dog into the trash can after it dies. Doing so will cause the growth of many viruses and endanger people's health.
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