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cemetery disrespect, with pets
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I have a couple. I just make sure to walk them until they poop, in an area of my choosing. They can poop anywhere alone the path I go, but tbh they are very particular about where they go, its almost surgical. I wish I could get them to poop on the back deck, but they'll only do that in the winter
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If you thought 'names' inside your head when writing this reply, the deceased you named heard it and may either disregard the comment, or take action on it.I can think of a person or two myself, that I would like to use their grave as my toilet.
No dog required.Bring my own toilet paper for decorations.
Disrespect of the dead is more than just physicalities of your past relations with them. Mention them in either voice or mind..... they recognize it..... loud and clear.
Doggie bags are a must with me. It's automatic when both the dog and I leave the property lines of our home.
If the residents start complaining, we should pass a law to prevent this behavior.
Where did you get this nonsense from ?
My dog peed in the fake woods Homes Depot had setup with Christmas trees.
I had to chuckle, couldn't really blame him.
And yes, I went to customer service and asked for a mop and bail so I could clean it.
My sister's former husband and his dog are together in the cemetery.Many cemeteries don't allow dogs. Now I know why. I'm unsure about the pet sematary.
Technically not supposed to but they were cremated so what's it matter really.
Some cemeteries allow that. Chief Blacknird was buried sitting on his horse over 200 years ago. I'm not sure how the horse felt about a premature death.
It is just bones.
State doesn't technically, but ashes are ashes and the cemetery looked the other way more or less.
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