Where do dogs go to when they die?
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God-fearing men see in animals part of God’s generous provision for human welfare. Animals have served man as burden bearers, as sources of food and clothing, as sanitation agents, and as helpers in the vital activities of plowing and harvesting. Their variety of form and color has delighted his eye; their habits and instincts have been and still are an extensive field for inquiry into the marvels of God’s creative work. Though animals die in the same manner as man, they do not share his hope of a resurrection.—2Pe 2:12; \n\nAnimals were created with a limited life span, humans had the prospect of living on earth forever. (Genesis 3:22, 23; Psalm 37:29) Jesus Christ said that to enjoy “everlasting life,” we must exercise faith and take in knowledge of God—things that animals are incapable of doing. (John 3:36; 17:3)\n\nGod created animals for the sake of humans. Animals can help them do their work and can serve as their companions or pets. They also serve to magnify God’s love and wisdom.\n\nThe Creator gave life to both humans and animals. But for how long were they to continue to live? Scientists report that humans seem to have the potential of endless life, so that investigators are perplexed as to why man dies. The Bible gives the reason. It says that the Creator gave the first humans the opportunity of living forever. Death came only because they rebelled. (Gen. 2:17; 3:17-19; Rom. 5:12) What, though, of animals? They are not capable of conscious rebellion against God; yet they live only for a length of time and then die. Hence, it is clear that the Creator never purposed that individual animals live forever. For them death was natural.—2 Pet. 2:12.
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I believe when I die here, I will go either to heaven or hell.  the soul never dies.  it will keep on living, because the Bible speaks of eternity in heaven or hell so even fire can not kill the soul.
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Good question,one i often think of too.....also where do you go and what are you doing straight after death.?...surely life cannot just be snuffed out...their has to be something else..
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You would have to ask someone who was Jewish. But animals do not have souls which are "accountable" for sin, so I wouldn't think that it would matter to the animal. They aren't going to go to hell. But the owner is in charge of what the pet gets to eat (most of the time!) so it would be up to them.
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Yes, in thirty eight states, the federal (civilian) law and the military.  If you are going to commit murder, better do it in the north-east or northern midwest.  Whatever you do, don't do it in the south.  In Florida, there are stricter rules for euthanizing your pet dog than there are for executing criminals.
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Just think about the particular animal at the time of death!!!\nBy behaving like an animal now:eat meat,be violent to others,be greedy.(pig)...or lazy...(bear)lusty(pigeon)
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garbage, dead animals, animal droppings
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find out where they went and go with them.
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There is only spiritual life after physical death for those who believe in Jesus Christ, and love and seek and work for His kingdom. The sheep, as the Bible calls them, will go to Heaven for all of eternity after physical death. The goats, as the Bible calls them, will go to the lake of fire, and burn in Hell for all of eternity. This is called the second death.
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where do they migrate to?
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At death, a person will lose control of bodily functions.  All muscles will lose contraction.  If urine is present in the bladder and/or there is the presence of substance in the bowels both will empty.
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I suppose, but where would its tail go?
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Ew.  You have a rat.  Not sure about rats.  Dogs go though.
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To the morgue or funeral home?
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I'm sorry to inform you, but animals don't have souls therefore they don't actually go anywhere...I know I cried when i first was informed of this hidious, but true fact
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The energy that was stored in your body dissipates into the atmosphere, your body begins the process of decay, people who cared about you mourn you for a bit, you are either cremated or filled with embalming fluid after your organs and blood are removed, the rest of the world moves on with life and death.  Pretty much the same thing that happens to everyone...
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My aunt's dog actually died two years ago, and continues to stay.  He likes to drink out of the toilet bowl, steal the bed covers, and still barks at strangers if they come up to the house.  I see him out of the corner of my eye almost everytime I'm there, but mostly I just see the effects.