Do all dogs go to heaven? Pet owners increasingly think so, says study

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The definition of dog heaven is straightforward enough: bottomless biscuits, walks on demand, squirrels you can actually catch.

 

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Ask limeys soldiers,who died in Afghanistan and Iraq,under the command of USA!

If heaven doesn't exist, then they don't.

SarahCAndersen knows it

They deserve it more than we do.

People still believe in heaven/hell?! Really?

Cats, gerbils, etc!

Yeah, but only the good dogs....

What kind of question is this, of course they do.

Of course they do, it's all the humans that are going to hell.

The place must be a mess.

Even the ones that bite babies in the face?

That is called 'begging the question'. There is zero evidence for the existence of heaven or hell, thankfully.

As Twain would say, “If there were any justice in the world, your dog would get into heaven and you would not.”

If they don't then heaven doesn't exist.

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