Dog and Cats

What is the best way to compost my dog dead?

My dog died. I was thinking instead of burying it, I compost. Would it be better to cut the dog in small pieces first, or I can wrap the whole dog (a golden retriever) in a tarp and put the garden to rot? What would the best thing to do? Thanks in advance for all serious answers. There are no losers!

Technically, anything organic cut into small pieces, will break down faster. Put anything in plastic and organic foreign states will rot and decay leads to worms, flies and a lot of bad smells. Most guidelines do not recommend composting animal products is placed in your compost pile. If you prefer the payment of his dog, place of burial in the earth, you will find that less offensive, the easier way to accomplish this is to dig a large hole in the middle of your compost pile, place the cadaver dogs in the hole and then cover. Water the compost regularly to keep it moist.

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