This is Thai genius

I really do think this is a great idea.

I would give the a few more feet on the leash though

3 hours ago, pedro01 said:

 

These dogs are past training. 

 

They are dangerous, chasing people around and need to be destroyed.

 

Very simple

Rubbish.  One of my dogs started chasing 'bikes and samlors, purely 'cos she enjoyed the chase -  i.e. she would never bite anyone.

 

I easily taught her that this was unacceptable.   But it did take time, patience and  consistency.

4 hours ago, Eligius said:

Instead of training the dogs properly and thoroughly - they do this to them.

 

Yes: it is cruel!

She said she was advised to do this by elderly dog experts.

10 minutes ago, dick dasterdly said:

Rubbish.  One of my dogs started chasing 'bikes and samlors, purely 'cos she enjoyed the chase -  i.e. she would never bite anyone.

 

I easily taught her that this was unacceptable.   But it did take time, patience and  consistency.

Thai's can't be arsed to teach there kids,  teach dog's,   no way ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Edited May 15, 20188 yr by stanleycoin

Small change to the content of the bottles and make the locals chase the dogs.

Just now, oilinki said:

Small change to the content of the bottles and make the locals chase the dogs.

All very nice. and well behaved 

 

But in Thailand, should have filled the bottles with Concrete.

near the nearest lake. 

 

8 minutes ago, catman20 said:

She said she was advised to do this by elderly dog experts.

Hang on, you missed a bit...

 

"She said she was advised to do this by elderly Thai dog experts."

 

There, that's better...

I see a dog with a brandy keg round her neck, but then she is a St. Bernard !

1 hour ago, canuckamuck said:

Excellent solution in my eyes. The dogs are still able to bark and run about, but they no longer have the confidence to bite because of the awkward containers. Good job.

It would have been even better to have trained them right in the first place, but that is not very likely to happen, from what I have seen of village life.

Surely more human than have them chained day and night.

18 minutes ago, catman20 said:

She said she was advised to do this by elderly dog experts.

Guard dogs exist and are trained in the West too - but they are generally trained responsibly and properly - not by silly methods like hanging water bottles around the poor dogs' necks! These are not feral (stray) dogs (and thus perhaps have never been exposed to any training), but this woman's 'pets'. Better, more responsible and intelligent training from the get-go would have been in order here.

 

Edited May 15, 20188 yr by Eligius

Be a responsible dog owner:  Build a fence, place your dogs behind the fence, everything within the fence is fair game, dogs don't go outside the fence.  Problem solved.

1 hour ago, HooHaa said:

given these dogs are on a coconut plantation,  where in the article does it indicate that they have proved to be a threat to either children or road users? 

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they grew fierce and started chasing the locals

'Locals' includes children.

Edited May 15, 20188 yr by jacko45k

Elderly "dog experts"? Some experts.

 

Yes. It's cruel.

Put a 20 litre water bottle (full) round her neck and see if she likes it

Just now, keith89 said:

Put a 20 litre water bottle (full) round her neck and see if she likes it

If she ran around biting people that might be appropriate

6 hours ago, webfact said:

Me and my children all love dogs," she said.

Especially with a large portion of fries and a few lemon wedges. 

1 hour ago, connda said:

Be a responsible dog owner:  Build a fence, place your dogs behind the fence, everything within the fence is fair game, dogs don't go outside the fence.  Problem solved.

 

Building a fence around a coconut plantation tight enough that dogs can't go through would cost more than the coconut plantation.

An off topic post has been removed. 

16 minutes ago, firestar said:

 

Building a fence around a coconut plantation tight enough that dogs can't go through would cost more than the coconut plantation.

no need to intrude on the discussion with logic. 

Maybe they wanted to make a Thai version of the Swiss Mountain Rescue St Bernard dogs ?!!

Excuse me for asking, what is the best quite way to put a dog to rest.

2 minutes ago, Different said:

Excuse me for asking, what is the best quite way to put a dog to rest.

10 wheel truck at 100kph

I think this is a good idea. Dogs look like they are still happy and the jugs have not affected their ability to bark. I don't understand dog lovers. I can't have anything to do with an animal that doesn't have sense enough to disregard its own feces. 

4 minutes ago, observer90210 said:

Maybe they wanted to make a Thai version of the Swiss Mountain Rescue St Bernard dogs ?!!

 there should be enough water to kill a schizophrenic on a hot day

8 minutes ago, Richard Pumpaloaf said:

10 wheel truck at 100kph

I rather not be involved, I prefer something like cleaning bleach, detergent in some food.

Of course for annoying Soi dog.

Were these water jugs full of water or empty? By looking at picture the jugs look empty. If empty I would say not cruel. If full I would say cruel.

Some troll posts have been removed. 

Brilliant idea. Low cost and effective. That local dog expert is a genius!

Running leads?  No-one here heard of them.

Long wire with bolted down ends and a piece of chain on the wire to the dogs collar, harness is better.

Edited May 15, 20188 yr by overherebc