oh, ewwwwwwww - MAY BE DISTURBING TO SOME.

[SultanMyM2]

Oh wow I've never heard of someone doing that, it'd be a bit freaky, but each to their own. It makes me feel sorry for the guy, he obviously loved the dog a lot to do something like that.. maybe it helped him through the greiving stage and he couldn't part with the dog.

If you seen his house you would think he was a freak, I did when I walked in .All his kills were hanging on his walls .He was a friend of a friend on mine ...

That is just weird.
The wing thing though is just wrong.



I understand the taxidermy thing being married to a hunter.
But that's what cremation is for. I'm sorry but I couldn't do that to my dogs. Because over time I'm sure it will start to not look as nice. I much prefer having our old dog in a pretty cedar box with her toys and pictures around her.

Both my dogs are in home made urns .To have them freeze dried & placed in a glass case so he can be viewed is a lil to far out there if you ask me...

 

[Archiesmom]

I cremated my pomeranian Pixie when she passed, but I scattered her ashes. I only owned her for 3 weeks, so she never was really "mine", but she loved the little grove of trees in our old place's backyard, so I made her final resting place there.