Is there a difference in the Spanish word "to bury" if it refers to a thing and not a person?

Question

I want to say, "The dog forgot where he buried his bones."
Do I use "interrar" or another word?

Answer 1

It's "enterrar" and you'd be right in using it. (Yes, it has the same root as the English "inter,") There is no separate word for burying animals.

Answer 2

I have an MA in Spanish and am a native speaker as well,
there's no difference, the word is the same whether referring to an object, animal or person.
The word is "enterrar"

Answer 3

El perro olvidó donde enterró los huesos





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Answer 4

enterrar (infinitive)
entierro (1st person)
entierras/entierra (second person present)
entierra (Third person present animal-person-thing)

Past tense (The one you need)
enterré (1st person)
enterraste/enterró (second person past)
enterró (Third person past animal-person-thing) <<