What to do with a dead dog?

[Muley]

Began digging up our garden at the weekend to get rid of a previous owner's half cocked DIY attempt at a rockery and patio, which dates back to the 80's. I recall, ages ago, Ray from next door telling me (with a twinkle in his eye) that the previous guy's alsation had died during the construction, and so had been buried under the patio- clearly Ray's just winding me up!

Then yesterday I noticed some tiny writing scratched into the cement between paving slabs- 'Our friend Dylan'.

So, looks like it's probably down there after all. But is it OK to just dig it up and hoy the bones in the skip along with the rubble? What do you do with a dead dog?

PS. Any builders need some rubble for hardcore? Free to a good home!

[JetSetWilly]

get the bones in the pot, they would make a nice base for a delicious stock

[iaineasy]

yeah skip them. As long as dylan wasn't their lodger you should be okay.

[????]

Can't you make them some sort of feature?

[HonaloochieB]

See if Al Jourgenson is going to reform Ministry any time soon, he used to like an animal bone on his mike stand did Al.

Any enquiries should be sent c/o Buck Satan.

[Pickle]

As long as dylan wasn't their lodger you should be okay

:)) Ha ha ha, made me laugh out loud.

[Spartacus]

Alas poor Woofmarkthedog

I knew him well

[Mick Mac]

This thread sits alongside another called "racks of lamb in sainburys". Don't get the responses mixed up.