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In Bang Khen, Bangkok, a two year old girl has nearly lost her eye completely after an attack from what appears to be an abandoned dog at a factory camp. a couple reported that a stray dog at a cement factory camp had attacked their two-year-old daughter doing severe damage to her left eye. The little girl’s mother had been out at work and her father had stepped away to take a shower when he reported that he suddenly heard his baby screaming and came running to find that a dog was attacking her head. He was able to chase […]

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Nearly lost her eyes...

"She will likely not be able to open her eye again."

not much difference In there.. she lost her eye sight either way

Second if I am correct leaving your animal abandoned is illegal as well in Thailand

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WOW 500 baht for the loss of an eye offered by the owner of the dog, the dog which he abandoned. That dog has destroyed many good things and possibilities for that child.

Never seems to any responsibilty attached to ownership or real care of animals unless they can get baht for them.  Run over a chicken and the owner has his hand out, chicken should not be on the road which is built for motorised vehicles, bikes, pedestrians etc etc not for animals to live.

 

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9 minutes ago, Paco said:

Nearly lost her eyes...

"She will likely not be able to open her eye again."

not much difference In there.. she lost her eye sight either way

Second if I am correct leaving your animal abandoned is illegal as well in Thailand

They abandon them all the time, my neighbour goes a way for weeks sometimes and  leaves his dogs roaming around with no food.

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6 minutes ago, palooka said:

They abandon them all the time, my neighbour goes a way for weeks sometimes and  leaves his dogs roaming around with no food.

Disgusting...

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This ongoing issue of dog attacks makes one think Thais do not respect the safety of their children 

This is a third world country problem that civilised countries have long solved

500bht for a child eye and the dog still lives ????

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6 hours ago, palooka said:

They abandon them all the time, my neighbour goes a way for weeks sometimes and  leaves his dogs roaming around with no food.

I was in Tamarindo Beach, Costa Rica

On the beach had all these dogs but they were all well behaved and looked after

 

I figured they were street dogs the resort took care

But I found out that they all had owners, they let them out for the day while they go to work and the neighborhood all, collectively, look after the dogs

It was pretty unique,,,,,,,

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Not the Buddhist way I know but this dog should have been humanely destroyed. As for the offer of 500 baht compensation that's an insult on top of the horrible injury inflicted by this animal. 

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1 hour ago, whitesnake said:

Thai people have zero concept of animal care...END OF!!

In the west most "responsible" dog owners, cut the knackers off their dog, (a ladyboydog), feed them shเtty dog food not fit for human consumption, lock them up all day alone while they are at work which sends them nutty, and when are out in public they usually have a rope tied around their necks.

Meanwhile their Thai cousins are out and about banging bitches, eating delicious Thai food, hanging with their mates and free to explore like dogs like to do.

Pretty sure if you asked a dog they would tell you that they would prefer the Thai lifestyle over the cruel and controlling prison like Western style.

 

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13 minutes ago, RobMuir said:

In the west most "responsible" dog owners, cut the knackers off their dog, (a ladyboydog), feed them shเtty dog food not fit for human consumption, lock them up all day alone while they are at work which sends them nutty, and when are out in public they usually have a rope tied around their necks.

Meanwhile their Thai cousins are out and about banging bitches, eating delicious Thai food, hanging with their mates and free to explore like dogs like to do.

Pretty sure if you asked a dog they would tell you that they would prefer the Thai lifestyle over the cruel and controlling prison like Western style.

 

and biting kids chasing motorbikes etc

Yes i agree the average Thai should not own a dog they are simply not capable of understanding the needs (they are not much better with children)

In the countryside by me dogs will get poisoned by farmers for chasing cows killing chickens  let alone god forbid them biting someone

BEFORE I get another tirade of  abuse similar to yesterday i am a dog lover and have currently  3 rescued strays but they are on my property, probably bored witless but in good condition with plenty of room  to run around swim  and be happy .. they killed 2 snakes this morning and are tucking into a cooked chicken carcass now 

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Millions of dogs in Thailand. They are very well socialised and a tiny % cause any problems. 

Live and let live I say. I caught a snake last month. I released it in the forest. No need to kill it.

I have been in Thailand for years and never been bitten by a snake or dog.

Don't let fear rule your life.

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35 minutes ago, RobMuir said:

In the west most "responsible" dog owners, cut the knackers off their dog, (a ladyboydog), feed them shเtty dog food not fit for human consumption, lock them up all day alone while they are at work which sends them nutty, and when are out in public they usually have a rope tied around their necks.

Meanwhile their Thai cousins are out and about banging bitches, eating delicious Thai food, hanging with their mates and free to explore like dogs like to do.

Pretty sure if you asked a dog they would tell you that they would prefer the Thai lifestyle over the cruel and controlling prison like Western style.

 

My dog( from the US) lived in Thailand and lived in the village for a year 

 

He was brought in to sleep in the Aunt's AC every night while his cousin's slept outside (by the aunt, not by me)

 

I think they were jealous 5555

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48 minutes ago, Griff1315 said:

Not the Buddhist way I know but this dog should have been humanely destroyed. As for the offer of 500 baht compensation that's an insult on top of the horrible injury inflicted by this animal. 

Most problem dogs are taken care of dispute Buddhism.

This has resulted in the majority of Thai dogs being quite mellow. They don't hang off you like Western dogs wanting to be patted and they know their place. A large majority of western raised dogs would be all over streetfood carts etc. and be a menace. 

Thai dogs are mostly similar to the Thai people. Laid back. Sabai sabai.

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4 minutes ago, RobMuir said:

Most problem dogs are taken care of dispute Buddhism.

This has resulted in the majority of Thai dogs being quite mellow. They don't hang off you like Western dogs wanting to be patted and they know their place. A large majority of western raised dogs would be all over streetfood carts etc. and be a menace. 

Thai dogs are mostly similar to the Thai people. Laid back. Sabai sabai.

Like this???

He only does this to her 5555

 

But you make a good point

I've never even thought about the street dogs not hounding the food vendors

 

This guy would 555

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4 minutes ago, RobMuir said:

Millions of dogs in Thailand. They are very well socialised and a tiny % cause any problems. 

Live and let live I say. I caught a snake last month. I released it in the forest. No need to kill it.

I have been in Thailand for years and never been bitten by a snake or dog.

Don't let fear rule your life.

 Of course there are  plenty of dogs about, some good some bad, but too many sad stray ones but sadly that is Thailand

Re  killing snakes why on earth would i want to catch one

We have plenty of land snakes venturing on to land will be attended too by resident hounds that's their job

The dogs or at least my dogs i suppose kill them because they dont like them or for pleasure

isn't that  what dogs are supposed to do

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1 hour ago, Marc26 said:

But I found out that they all had owners, they let them out for the day while they go to work and the neighborhood all, collectively, look after the dogs

It was pretty unique,,,,,,,

Same on the Caribbean islands. All well taken care of but they roamed in packs during the day. It was like their job. "G'night Spot. Gotta get home to the kids and the old ball and chain. See ya in the morning."

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1 hour ago, JamesE said:

Same on the Caribbean islands. All well taken care of but they roamed in packs during the day. It was like their job. "G'night Spot. Gotta get home to the kids and the old ball and chain. See ya in the morning."

:)

 

Yeah I was blown away, it was so cool

All the people in the neighborhood knew the dogs, they would pop into a bar, sit down, relax, then up again to the next spot

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12 hours ago, palooka said:

They abandon them all the time, my neighbour goes a way for weeks sometimes and  leaves his dogs roaming around with no food.

And then they go to the temple and believe in karma. I’m confused by how they rationalise behaviour and reward in the next life. I’m sure Lord Buddha didn’t say “when you need to clear your mind and relax by the ocean, abandon your dog and let it starve to death”. Just thick selfish SOB’s

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9 hours ago, Marc26 said:

I was in Tamarindo Beach, Costa Rica

On the beach had all these dogs but they were all well behaved and looked after

 

I figured they were street dogs the resort took care

But I found out that they all had owners, they let them out for the day while they go to work and the neighborhood all, collectively, look after the dogs

It was pretty unique,,,,,,,

That works fine till a bitch is on heat then there are fights and howling all day and night.

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3 minutes ago, palooka said:

That works fine till a bitch is on heat then there are fights and howling all day and night.

In my experience that wasn't the case. The dogs just went back to their homes at night, had their dinner, and done. What you describe, however, was the M.O. of the dogs in Venezuela where nobody looked after them or fed them. Worse than the soi dogs.

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24 minutes ago, JamesE said:

In my experience that wasn't the case. The dogs just went back to their homes at night, had their dinner, and done. What you describe, however, was the M.O. of the dogs in Venezuela where nobody looked after them or fed them. Worse than the soi dogs.

Maybe they had the sense to desex their dogs.

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