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Bihar family gives ritualistic final farewell to pet dog
Updated On: 20 January, 2021 08:52 AM IST | Patna | IANS
After Brownie's death, a melancholic Mishra family decided to give the pet pooch a farewell befitting a beloved kin and performed all rituals one otherwise observed for a dead human being.

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Dog is man's best friend, but ask any dog-lover and he will invariably say that their pet pooches are family. Showing such love for its deceased pet dog Brownie, a family in Bihar's Purnia district organised all funerary rituals otherwise reserved for a human before burying the deceased pooch. Now, the family wants to build a memorial to perpetuate Brownie's memories.
Himkar Mishra, founder of Summer Shell National Park in Ramnagar in Kunwara Panchayat, said that though he had kept a number of dogs for his farmland's security, Brownie was a clear favourite and like a family member. The pet, an Indian sheep dog, died of old age on Sunday.
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