Does anyone else think this is a bit freaky?
 

Indeed..gotta let them go sometime..everything dies eventually

yeah thats so,me fucked off shit

Kinda weird, but they did this one with some style. :smokin

http://www.petpreservations.com/images/glasses.jpg

I was kinda lost at first until I read the title of that page, rather sad if you ask me.

That is really freaky. Sick even.

So I suppose people do that because their pet, after all, is part of the family.

Then, why not do the same with their actual family members once they pass on?

they are positioned like that?????? :eek7

They turned their dead pets in to statues :Oh crap

"my other 2 cats know its Snuffy, but they just can't understand why he doesn't move. "

:1orglaugh

I laugh...but in the good sense.

for sure :Oh crap

some sick fucks out there

Some of them look like they did when they were euthanized (the dogs laying down with head in front paws). Brings back shitty memories of past pets. Putting them down is hard. I can't imagine having a stuffed version of them.

You just have to let them go.

that is fucked up, how'd u come across that anyway?

A Fetish of mine. :winkwink: jk

Honestly, I forget.

wow a page with pics of dogs.

those arent free dried.

man people believe anything on the internet these day.

http://www.bonsaikitten.com

i guess its real too eh

:1orglaugh

yeah i think its very strange.
tony had talked about doing that with shorty when his time came. i said you're gross.

also, its been being done for thousands of years.

man has always ried to preserve his pets.

that page is fake, but here is real dog mummies

http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/ancient...llery_04.shtml

I don't see a problem with it

its a taxidermy page what makes you think its fake?

i could be wrong

the guy says he does one a day

the process (if you know anything of freeze drying takes way longer than that. Its a very delicate process, infection, mold, and many things come to play. You dont just toss an animal in the frezer and its done. Sound fake, i dont care to lok further, just looks way to unprofessional for SUCH AN EXPENSIVE hobby.

way expensive and time consuming., this guy makes it sound like cooking a pizza.

http://www.newsday.com/entertainment...6620352.column

here is info on the process

http://www.cr.nps.gov/museum/publica...er/prim42.html

Freeze-drying which is used to dry animal specimens, does so at very low internal chamber temperatures, lower than is used for most food processes. One animal specimen may take several weeks to dry. At this slow rate of drying the costs are high. Most paper and book material can withstand higher temperatures than those used to dry delicate animal specimens and there is a need for thermal energy to make the process efficient and cost effective.

anyhow, may be real, just doesnt seem like it...

I'm actually going to have my pet cremated and put into a small urn...seriously.
I have had him going on 12 years now and can't see myself just burying him in the back yard of a home I'm only renting...or in a field somewhere etc.
He deserves so much more for being a great companion for so long.

I cremate my animals.

thats just wrong, bury them or cremate them!