Woman Spends N1.8m To Bury Her Late Dog (Photo)

A canine Cemetery owner Maureen Beach read a poem at Captain’s graveside with 11 doves – one for each year of his life – being released at 2pm during the service after he was lowered into the ground.

Afterwards, Sasha went to the pub where she put a plate of chicken and chips on the table “as that is what he would have had”.

Sasha said, “Captain deserved a special send off. For some people he was a dog, to me he was my baby – he was everything to me and always will be.”, Sasha Smajic, 37, spent over £4000 ( N1, 872, 480) on giving her late puppy, a Staffordshire Bull Terrier named Captain, a luxurious memorial service, Metro UK has detailed.

Smajic stated, Captain, who was eleven years of age merited indistinguishable regard from any relative. Commander kicked the bucket on Christmas Day in the wake of enduring a heart failure on the surgical table.

Smajic said she didn't eat for seven days after his passing. Altogether, she burned through £4,249 on the burial service, including £225 on a bird discharge and another £620 on getting his name written in blossoms.

The pooch proprietor stated, "I don't think I'll ever praise another Christmas. I don't figure I could ever have the solidarity to do that. A bit of me has gone."

Skipper's body was taken from the vets in a pony attracted carriage to a recreation center where he used to go for strolls. His box was then exchanged to a funeral wagon for the 40-minute drive to Willow Haven Cemetery in Bedmond, Hertfordshire.

Graveyard proprietor Maureen Beach read a ballad at Captain's graveside with 11 pigeons – one for every time of his life – being discharged at 2pm amid the administration after he was brought down into the ground.

A while later, Sasha went to the bar where she put a plate of chicken and chips on the table "as that is the thing that he would have had".

Sasha stated, "Chief merited a unique send off. For a few people he was a pooch, to me he was my infant – he was everything to me and dependably will be."