My dog died. What about the first seven?

In the traditional culture of China, the seventh day of the first month is a very important festival. When someone in a family dies, the first seven days are usually the day when a sacrificial ceremony is held. For pet dog owners, the first seven items are also very important.

The first seven days are the seventh of seven days from the first day of the dog's death. On this day, the owner usually calls friends, relatives and pet doctors to attend a memorial ceremony to commemorate the dog's death and pray for it to rest in heaven.

In the first seven days, the owner usually puts photos or relics of the dog, lights incense sticks, prays for its soul and wishes it well. On this day, the owner can also invite relatives and friends to get together, share their memories and feelings about the dog and spend a quiet time together.

After the memorial ceremony, the owner can also bury the dog's body in a quiet and comfortable place, so that the dog can end its long life and rest in peace and happiness.

Generally speaking, the first seven days are a very important time node for the dog's owner and family to commemorate and cherish the wonderful time spent with the dog and pray that it will rest in heaven.