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StillCurious
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1) I had a dog when I was around but that probably doesn't really count 2) Yes 3) More than enough time 3b) I live in a gated community so I think the dog will be safe 4) Yes 5) My neighbors happens to also be my friend so I could ask them to take of the dog when I'm away 5b) They also have a dog so I would assume they're capable
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Single story, detached house on the beach with a garden (and the beach)
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Maybe I have to start reconsidering my options
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How did you come to that conclusion?
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I live in the Kleang district of Rayong, I would intend to keep it in the house.
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Statistics. What about the dog breeds that kill the most people in Thailand? What about the pit bulls that didn't make it on that list because they have a responsible owner?
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I find them to be nice-looking dogs, and I had a friend who owned a Pitbull that was friendly, unlike the few Pitbulls who happen to have an irresponsible owner and get a bad rep because of it
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Typo
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All dogs can be trained, even if it's hard. With the right training and love, they can be like a German Shepherd.
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According to your logic, people who have been through abuse cannot be rehabilitated back into society?
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1. I never paid attention to any of that stuff until now that I've decided I want to add someone to my life 2. I’m half Thai and is a citizen of Thailand
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Rayong
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Pit bulls really shouldn't get a bad reputation because of how their owners train them.
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It is not my intention to appear as a troll. I have expanded more to the post ^
