Our Pug Dog Figurine Pet Cremation Urn - 969 is made from solid hardwood and adorned with an attached alabaster/resin figurine. An optional nameplate with optional graphic can be added to the urn (up to 3 lines of text, 36 characters per line, including spaces). Your pet's bagged ashes are installed through the removable bottom which is secured with screws. Available in four sizes and three woods (maple, oak or walnut).
Urn Size
Urn Base Dimensions* (L x W x H)
Pet Size (pounds)
Urn Capacity* (cubic inches)
Small
7.75" x 6" x 2.75"
0-45 lbs.
55
Medium
7.75" x 6" x 3.75"
46-70 lbs.
85
Large
7.75" x 6" x 4.75"
71-95 lbs.
115
XLarge
7.75" x 6" x 5.75"
96-125 lbs.
145
*Dimensions and capacity are approximate.
Description
Our Pug Dog Figurine Pet Cremation Urn - 969 is made from solid hardwood and adorned with an attached alabaster/resin figurine. An optional nameplate with optional graphic can be added to the urn (up to 3 lines of text, 36 characters per line, including spaces). Your pet's bagged ashes are installed through the removable bottom which is secured with screws. Available in four sizes and three woods (maple, oak or walnut).Material: Maple, Oak, or Walnut nameplate can be engraved with up to 4 lines of text, 30 characters per line, including spaces; gold or silver finish (nameplate ships separately) Optional nameplate material: Acrylic that mimics a metallic look - this synthetic non-metallic material has incredibly crisp letter definition and edges Optional nameplate dimensions: 2.75" x 1.12" Urn Size Urn Base Dimensions* (L x W x H) Pet Size (pounds) Urn Capacity* (cubic inches) Small 7.75" x 6" x 2.75" 0-45 lbs. 55 Medium 7.75" x 6" x 3.75" 46-70 lbs. 85 Large 7.75" x 6" x 4.75" 71-95 lbs. 115 XLarge 7.75" x 6" x 5.75" 96-125 lbs. 145 *Dimensions and capacity are approximate.
Description
Our Pug Dog Figurine Pet Cremation Urn - 969 is made from solid hardwood and adorned with an attached alabaster/resin figurine. An optional nameplate with optional graphic can be added to the urn (up to 3 lines of text, 36 characters per line, including spaces). Your pet's bagged ashes are installed through the removable bottom which is secured with screws. Available in four sizes and three woods (maple, oak or walnut).
Urn Size
Urn Base Dimensions* (L x W x H)
Pet Size (pounds)
Urn Capacity* (cubic inches)
Small
7.75" x 6" x 2.75"
0-45 lbs.
55
Medium
7.75" x 6" x 3.75"
46-70 lbs.
85
Large
7.75" x 6" x 4.75"
71-95 lbs.
115
XLarge
7.75" x 6" x 5.75"
96-125 lbs.
145
*Dimensions and capacity are approximate.
Urn Sizing
Follow These Rules To Better Determine The Size Of The Urn You Need
Please Note: When we refer to "healthy" weight, we mean a weight prior to any illness that may have resulted
in weight loss, if applicable.
In order to hold all of your loved one's ashes you'll need to know the approximate healthy body weight
of the person or pet you are shopping for.
One pound of healthy body weight will yield just less than 1 cubic
inch of ash.
Assume for shopping purposes that: 1 pound of healthy body weight = 1 cubic inch
ash.
Easy example: A cremated 100 pound person (healthy weight) will yield
almost 100 cubic inches of ashes. So, if 1 pound = 1 cubic inch, you will need an urn
that is approximately 90-100 cubic inches or larger.
There are a lot of other factors that play into how much cremains (ashes) you will actually
receive from the crematorium. Cremated remains can vary in amount due to different
cremation processes, temperature variations and the bone structure of the decedent. Because of that we
can't guarantee 100% of the time that an urn will be large enough but if you follow these rules, or call
us to discuss, 99.95% of the time we'll be right on.
Buy an urn at least slightly larger than you need
to avoid having the urn be too small for the ashes. Urn capacity can only
be too small. You can use any size urn that holds more than you need.
Keepsake Cremation Jewelry is designed to hold a trace amount of ashes, similar to the size of a
ball-head sewing pin.
Urn Sizing
Follow These Rules To Better Determine
Urn Sizing
Follow These Rules To Better Determine The Size Of The Urn You Need
Please Note: When we refer to "healthy" weight, we mean a weight prior to any illness that may have resulted
in weight loss, if applicable.
In order to hold all of your loved one's ashes you'll need to know the approximate healthy body weight
of the person or pet you are shopping for.
One pound of healthy body weight will yield just less than 1 cubic
inch of ash.
Assume for shopping purposes that: 1 pound of healthy body weight = 1 cubic inch
ash.
Easy example: A cremated 100 pound person (healthy weight) will yield
almost 100 cubic inches of ashes. So, if 1 pound = 1 cubic inch, you will need an urn
that is approximately 90-100 cubic inches or larger.
There are a lot of other factors that play into how much cremains (ashes) you will actually
receive from the crematorium. Cremated remains can vary in amount due to different
cremation processes, temperature variations and the bone structure of the decedent. Because of that we
can't guarantee 100% of the time that an urn will be large enough but if you follow these rules, or call
us to discuss, 99.95% of the time we'll be right on.
Buy an urn at least slightly larger than you need
to avoid having the urn be too small for the ashes. Urn capacity can only
be too small. You can use any size urn that holds more than you need.
Keepsake Cremation Jewelry is designed to hold a trace amount of ashes, similar to the size of a
ball-head sewing pin.
Urn Sizing
Follow These Rules To Better Determine
Urn Sizing
Follow These Rules To Better Determine The Size Of The Urn You Need
Please Note: When we refer to "healthy" weight, we mean a weight prior to any illness that may have resulted
in weight loss, if applicable.
In order to hold all of your loved one's ashes you'll need to know the approximate healthy body weight
of the person or pet you are shopping for.
One pound of healthy body weight will yield just less than 1 cubic
inch of ash.
Assume for shopping purposes that: 1 pound of healthy body weight = 1 cubic inch
ash.
Easy example: A cremated 100 pound person (healthy weight) will yield
almost 100 cubic inches of ashes. So, if 1 pound = 1 cubic inch, you will need an urn
that is approximately 90-100 cubic inches or larger.
There are a lot of other factors that play into how much cremains (ashes) you will actually
receive from the crematorium. Cremated remains can vary in amount due to different
cremation processes, temperature variations and the bone structure of the decedent. Because of that we
can't guarantee 100% of the time that an urn will be large enough but if you follow these rules, or call
us to discuss, 99.95% of the time we'll be right on.
Buy an urn at least slightly larger than you need
to avoid having the urn be too small for the ashes. Urn capacity can only
be too small. You can use any size urn that holds more than you need.
Keepsake Cremation Jewelry is designed to hold a trace amount of ashes, similar to the size of a
ball-head sewing pin.
Urn Sizing
Follow These Rules To Better Determine
Urn Sizing
Follow These Rules To Better Determine The Size Of The Urn You Need
Please Note: When we refer to "healthy" weight, we mean a weight prior to any illness that may have resulted
in weight loss, if applicable.
In order to hold all of your loved one's ashes you'll need to know the approximate healthy body weight
of the person or pet you are shopping for.
One pound of healthy body weight will yield just less than 1 cubic
inch of ash.
Assume for shopping purposes that: 1 pound of healthy body weight = 1 cubic inch
ash.
Easy example: A cremated 100 pound person (healthy weight) will yield
almost 100 cubic inches of ashes. So, if 1 pound = 1 cubic inch, you will need an urn
that is approximately 90-100 cubic inches or larger.
There are a lot of other factors that play into how much cremains (ashes) you will actually
receive from the crematorium. Cremated remains can vary in amount due to different
cremation processes, temperature variations and the bone structure of the decedent. Because of that we
can't guarantee 100% of the time that an urn will be large enough but if you follow these rules, or call
us to discuss, 99.95% of the time we'll be right on.
Buy an urn at least slightly larger than you need
to avoid having the urn be too small for the ashes. Urn capacity can only
be too small. You can use any size urn that holds more than you need.
Keepsake Cremation Jewelry is designed to hold a trace amount of ashes, similar to the size of a
ball-head sewing pin.
Urn Sizing
Follow These Rules To Better Determine
Urn Sizing
Follow These Rules To Better Determine The Size Of The Urn You Need
Please Note: When we refer to "healthy" weight, we mean a weight prior to any illness that may have resulted
in weight loss, if applicable.
In order to hold all of your loved one's ashes you'll need to know the approximate healthy body weight
of the person or pet you are shopping for.
One pound of healthy body weight will yield just less than 1 cubic
inch of ash.
Assume for shopping purposes that: 1 pound of healthy body weight = 1 cubic inch
ash.
Easy example: A cremated 100 pound person (healthy weight) will yield
almost 100 cubic inches of ashes. So, if 1 pound = 1 cubic inch, you will need an urn
that is approximately 90-100 cubic inches or larger.
There are a lot of other factors that play into how much cremains (ashes) you will actually
receive from the crematorium. Cremated remains can vary in amount due to different
cremation processes, temperature variations and the bone structure of the decedent. Because of that we
can't guarantee 100% of the time that an urn will be large enough but if you follow these rules, or call
us to discuss, 99.95% of the time we'll be right on.
Buy an urn at least slightly larger than you need
to avoid having the urn be too small for the ashes. Urn capacity can only
be too small. You can use any size urn that holds more than you need.
Keepsake Cremation Jewelry is designed to hold a trace amount of ashes, similar to the size of a
ball-head sewing pin.
Personalization
Personalization
Specifications
Specifications
Material: Maple, Oak, or Walnut
nameplate can be engraved with up to 4 lines of text, 30 characters per line, including spaces; gold or silver finish (nameplate ships separately)
Optional nameplate material: Acrylic that mimics a metallic look - this synthetic non-metallic material has incredibly crisp letter definition and edges
Optional nameplate dimensions: 2.75" x 1.12"
Specifications
Material: Maple, Oak, or Walnut
nameplate can be engraved with up to 4 lines of text, 30 characters per line, including spaces; gold or silver finish (nameplate ships separately)
Optional nameplate material: Acrylic that mimics a metallic look - this synthetic non-metallic material has incredibly crisp letter definition and edges
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Choosing the right size cremation urn ensures a proper resting place for your loved one’s ashes. The general guideline for selecting an urn is 1 cubic inch of urn space per pound of body weight. This ensures the urn can hold all the cremated remains comfortably.
Cremation Urn Size Guide
Small Individuals (Under 100 lbs) Urn Size: 100+ cubic inches Example: A child weighing 60 lbs would require an urn with at least 60 cubic inches of space.
Average-Sized Adults (100-200 lbs) Urn Size: 200+ cubic inches Example: An adult weighing 150 lbs should have an urn with at least 150 cubic inches.
Larger Individuals (200+ lbs) Urn Size: 250+ cubic inches Example: An adult weighing 220 lbs would need an urn with at least 220 cubic inches of space.
Additional Considerations
Keepsake Urns: If you plan to divide the ashes among family members or use them for memorial jewelry, keepsake urns are smaller and hold only a portion of the remains.
Shared Space for Mementos: If you want to include items like letters, jewelry, or photographs in the urn, opt for a slightly larger size.
Companion Urns: For couples or partners, a companion urn offers space for the combined ashes of two people, typically around 400+ cubic inches.
What Happens If I Choose the Wrong Size?
If the urn is too small, you may need to divide the ashes into keepsake urns or additional containers. It’s always better to select an urn slightly larger than required to avoid this issue.
At MainelyUrns.com, you’ll find a wide range of urn sizes and styles to suit your needs, along with expert guidance to help you make the right choice.
Yes, these urns can be customized with almost any image. We'd be happy to do a few custom mock ups for you. We can grab any adobe image as a background and make a custom urn for you and if you like it we'll licence the image. We are happy to do something custom for you so please email service@mainelyurns.com or call 866-516-1296 with what you are looking for :) We specialize in custom cremation urns. See more »
Yes, of course. We offer a complimentary proof (design mock-up) for this product. You'll have a chance to review everything, including spelling, dates, artwork, and layout. Proofs are sent via email, typically within 1 business day, but it may take up to 1.5 days during peak times. Please check your email regularly to avoid delays in approval and production. Don’t forget to check your junk and spam folders too :) See full answer »
Yes, of course, but in 22 years that has never :) We also can do revisions for you at not charge if you want to change direction with how the artwork is laid out. If you want to discuss a proof layout give us a call 866-516-1296. We don't often say no to design requests. We have super talented graphic designers here. Great question! Thank you for asking. See full answer »
Yes, of course. We offer a free proof for you to review and approved. If you need changes, we are happy to make edits and send you a revised proof for you to review. We'll make sure it's perfect before it gets shipped! See full answer »
Thanks for reaching out. That's a great question. Yes, we can personalize both sides of these urns. While we typically engrave or personalize only the front, adding personalization to the back is no problem at all. If this option isn't available on the product page, please call us, and we'll be happy to assist you over the phone. See full answer »