Disturbing photos of the grave of the dog with the surname Nguyen, 7 million people flooded into the debate

Images of a puppy's grave with a stone stele fully engraved with the date of birth, date of death and even full name after being shared on websites have received many mixed opinions.
Recently, the online community has been constantly stirred by photos of the grave of a dog set up by a "grandmother". Notably, only a few photos were shared, but the post received up to 7 million views and more than 2 thousand comments from netizens.

From the posted images, the puppy died in July this year. The grave is built quite firmly with pink paint and is full of photos, surnames and the date of birth and death of the dog. It can be seen that the owner has given a lot of love to this pet dog whether he is alive or dead.
In particular, people also saw that the owner had also lit incense and prepared a lot of things for the dog, not only fruits but also rice soup and sweets. Immediately, these images attracted the attention of a large number of netizens, competing in the comments to the end. And a lot of conflicting opinions exploded around the grave that the owner made for the dog.

Meanwhile, some people find this normal for those who already see pets as a member of the family. then netizens don't think that the owner of this dog is overdoing everything when performing post-death rituals with dogs no less than humans.

- "I think it's normal, there is no controversy. The important thing is that when the puppy stays with them for too long, they take care of it and treat it as a member of the family. They love animals like that, what is there to talk about."

- "People love dogs, people love them, people have money, it doesn't matter. There have also been professional pet funeral services abroad for a long time."

- "Actually, it's okay to make a grave because animal lovers consider them as a member, and being respected by the owner like that proves that the dog has done a good job when he was alive, so he deserves it."

- "Normally, they consider them as family members, they just do it."

- "The farmer will understand, there is nothing to argue about".

- "Whatever people do, let go of people's houses, land and money. As long as people build dog graves on other people's land, speak up. I don't have to support it, but I also see that this is normal, it's not illegal and there is nothing wrong with using their money without asking anyone, so don't worry about it."

In the opposite direction:

- "My point of view is the color of chives flowers".

- "I don't dare to point my opinion, but now I know that dogs have them. If you love, you can put a nickname and then take the surname of your ancestors to give the dog."

- "Bored and don't want to talk, it's stupid, it's different from saying that the Nguyen family is equal to dogs".

- "Make a grave for the dog, do it too much".

- "Then, when offering, the sound of a dog or a human voice is offered."

- "Displaying sticky rice, tea, rice cakes, and fruits for dogs like humans. I don't think it's necessary to do it that much."

In fact, there are many funeral services and even cemeteries for dogs and cats if homeowners have a need. There are also many owners, bringing dogs and cats here to be buried and often visited. This is also a way for them to show their affection as well as save the memories of their lost pets.

Typically, earlier this year, Ms. Truong My Huong (23 years old), living in Go Vap District, Ho Chi Minh City. Ho Chi Minh City, who once hugged a short-haired cat that unfortunately died, ran to a pet service store in District 12, Ho Chi Minh City. Ho Chi Minh City at midnight, for burial.

It is known that Ms. Huong bought a cat in mid-2023 with an amount of nearly 3 million VND and considers her uncle as a child, often buying quality food to foster. "My cat was pregnant but unfortunately fell from the 5th floor to the ground. At first, I thought my pet cat only had a broken leg, but unfortunately it passed away forever," she said in tears.

Khoa Pug 'mất cổ', tung ảnh hồ sơ, CĐM 'dụi mắt', 'tổng tài' bị bào mòn đến chịu Lan Chi14:34:17 16/11/2024Mới đây trên trang Facebook cá nhân, Khoa Pug (tên thật là Nguyễn Anh Khoa, sinh năm 1992) bất ngờ đăng tải bức ảnh thẻ chụp từ thời còn là học sinh, khiến nhiều người nhận không ra vì quá khác.