I've had to more times than I care to mention..... Usually pretty tuff about it, but had to put our old rottweiller down a few years ago and had the vet come to the house (he was scared of the vet office) and take care of it.... You can't just bury something here (and get caught), so the process if you loose a large animal is to call a render to pick it up. Truck runs a route 7 days a week, put it by the road and the guy picks it up.
I saw a vet put a pony down once (something went wrong and it took a several minutes to go) and a neighbor had a horse picked up by the render (bucket loader and dropped in a big container like a mass grave). Niether will happen to a horse on our place, we had two that needed put down that was given to a butcher.
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