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Originally Posted by pylon
How do we know the dog/dogs weren't the pets of the deceased she was visiting? I know I certainly would appreciate my dog visiting my burial site, as it is the only 100% unconditionally loyal friend I have ever had. Also, how do we know she did not clean it up? Not that any of it really matters, because all of the corpses there cease to exist in any physical or spiritual form anyway. And the grounds crew will clean it up eventually regardless. Either way, publicly shaming this woman is BS without all the facts. Lastly, perhaps we haven't considered the fact the deceased was a weird German fetishist who had this as a dying wish.
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Very, very unlikely
But let's give her the benefit of the doubt. Even if the dog was the pet of the deceased, that woman who brought the dog in still should've at least had the dog on a leash so it doesnt run around wild. Instead, she disregarded the rules and have little respect for everyone else's burial site
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But I would have no issue if someones dog pooped on my or a family members grave. Dogs are that awesome.
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just because you like to have something #### on you, doesnt mean everyone else agree with it.
Believe it or not, many find this act disrespectful