Arlo and Janis by Jimmy Johnson for August 20, 2016

Dem bones, dem bones, dem dry bones.

“’oo told you ’boot Fluffy?”

Arlo was a sailor??

Is a water feature really a compelling enough reason to exhume the deceased?

I too have a pet buried on my property. Actually two pets. One is buried in a flower bed and the other in my vegetable garden. I know those two will not be dug up as long as I live here, and the graves are clearly marked so whoever owns this house after me will know that there are bones in those spots.

Janis would fit nicely into that hole in P1.

Not resting in peace now I bet…..

I think he accidentally dug Fluffy up doing the pool dig and reburied her in panel 4.

Gracious – if they’d have just had her cremated and then buried her…. ew on burying an entire animal body in the yard..We cremated my Dad’s little buddy and buried her ashes just in front of his headstone. And Arlo – rent a mini excavator, you’re not a young man!

A neighbor of ours buried their 150 lb dog in their backyard!Good grief, that’s like putting Grandma out there!

When burying a pet you find there’s A LOT more dirt in the hole than you ever imagined! And, it’s A LOT harder to dig than you thought it would be.

Presently have 5 cats buried about the back yard, the dogs we’ve had were all >100# so they were cremated. These things happen when you’ve lived in a home 40 years.

We buried two of our cats near the “baby” oak we planted in the yard many years ago. We like to think they are part of it now.

We have several pets buried in our yard and also have a tombstone from a human baby (long story). When we are long gone, new owners will have lots of questions!

I think Ween has something to say about this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kDZRUxx56EY

Just a pet?!