Rowdyman

I am visiting here and forgot my Chlorthalidone at home. It is also called Chlorthalid, Hygroton, and Thalitone I believe. I went to a pharmacy today to get some and they said it wasn't very common in Thailand. Can anyone on this forum let me know if they have purchased this and where (in Bangkok). Thanks and Salud.

https://www.taosnews.com/news/taos-bark-how-to-protect-yourself-from-loose-dogs/article_6b624aca-f83d-572d-a7c1-50eff7470ad2.html This link is an informative article on the aggressive dog problem, although I think it is a bit on the lightweight side. I am an avid bicyclist and walker and also a victim of an aggressive dog when a child (30 stitches). I find soi dogs in thailand some of the most aggressive I have ever encountered. And it is a problem, just look at all the kids (and adults) that are attacked in Thailand (and my country, the USA). Owners fault for sure, but you do have a way to protect yourself (as I have). I use either a spray solution of vinegar and water or a pepper spray, depending on weather I am walking or riding and which route I am traveling. Neither hurts the dog permanently and both will teach the dog not to aggressively attack people on the sidewalk. I know dog lovers and some owners will very much disagree with these tactics but I am convinced they will get results and leave the dog unharmed.