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Authorities to clear Phuket of aggressive dogs and rabies

By Tanyaluk Sakoot

 

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Phang Nga Provincial Livestock Officers catch the dogs that attacked 7 year old D Max. Photo: Phang Nga PR Office

 

PHUKET:-- Phuket Provincial Livestock Office has announced today (Jan 28) that they will begin an island-wide project to vaccinate stray dogs against rabies, whilst removing aggressive dogs from the streets following a horrific attack on a 7 year old boy yesterday.

 

Phuket Livestock plan to get aggressive dog from the street also put vaccine in several area in Phuket province in March, announced today (Jan 28). After A 7-year-old boy was savaged by stray dogs living on the north side of the bridges off the island, in Phang Nga Province, yesterday (Jan 27).

 

Phuket Provincial Livestock Office Acting Chief Manat Thepparat told The Phuket News, “Following Phuket Governor Phakaphong Tavipatana’s hospital visit to see the boy who was attacked (known only as D Max) we have received orders to begin a survey of all stray dogs and cats on Phuket, commencing in February.

 

Full Story: https://www.thephuketnews.com/authorities-to-clear-phuket-of-aggressive-dogs-and-rabies-70185.php#jycQrydbkfDOf8Sk.97

 

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11 minutes ago, scubascuba3 said:

Clear out the male dogs will solve 99% of the problem

Would the same solution apply to the sex industry in Thailand?   LOL 555

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Would the same solution apply to the sex industry in Thailand?   LOL 555
Stupid question. [emoji190] Dogs don't pay for it and pretty sure it's illegal here
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Just now, madmen said:

Stupid question. emoji190.png Dogs don't pay for it and pretty sure it's illegal here

Please note LOL 555. Get a sense of humour. But thanks for the info that it is illegal here, I didn't know.

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1 hour ago, snoop1130 said:

we have received orders to begin a survey of all stray dogs and cats on Phuket

Cats? Who was attacked by stray cats?

 

Nothing will be done, as usual after a suitable time monks and organizations will quietly stop everything.

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Can you make sure you come to Nai Harn beach I've not been for a walk there for years because of the dogs and around the temple,

It needs a few Chinese to get attacked before they do anything and over the years that has been one of the biggest complaints from guest about the amount of stray dogs

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10 hours ago, arithai12 said:

Nothing will be done, as usual after a suitable time monks and organizations will quietly stop everything.

I fear you could be right.

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14 hours ago, madmen said:

Blah blah blah. Who will do it when the catchers are all buhdist believing in karma.

 

Employ Muslims to do the dirty work and it will get done. Bullet in the head

Best are English Men, for they know how to handle dogs even in mid day scorching sun????????

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There's only one way to fix the problem .We know that means culling All free roaming  mutts .may have to Replace the government to get this program on the way. The way they all talk about vaccinate and moving dogs isn't working . culling works 100 %. same as ,, A dead Pedofile is very  likely Not to reoffend,,

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They gonna follow BKK's lead and dump them all in Udon Thani?  :dry:

 

 

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21 minutes ago, connda said:

They gonna follow BKK's lead and dump them all in Udon Thani?  :dry:

 

 

The Gulf of Siam would be a better option!

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6 hours ago, farcanell said:

No collar / registration (chip)... then deport them to Vietnam. 

ANY dogout in public unleasehed euthanise no need for rabies checks or  any other stupid nonsense, anyone letting  a  dog out publicly 5000  baht fine and dog  euthanised.

All forgotten in a few  days until the next time, repeat ad nauseum

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21 hours ago, scubascuba3 said:

Clear out the male dogs will solve 99% of the problem

You are absolutely wrong>

With dogs and many other species of animals, including cattle and humans, removing most of the males has little to no effect on the breeding population. One male can impregnate any number of females - you must be able understand this. One hundred females can be impregnated in a given time period - be it a month or a year - by ten males easily. It has happened that way after every war in which most of the men were killed and still the birth rate stayed high.

The opposite is true. You sterilize - ro prevent from being bred - ONE FEMALE in any population and you prevent two or three or 14 live births - half of which are female and each of these of which will potentially give birth to another two or four or 10 live births in her lifetime -- or ten live puppies in a year.

Hell, it is that way with flowers. To stop more viable seeds from being produced you stop the females from being inseminated.

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You are absolutely wrong>
With dogs and many other species of animals, including cattle and humans, removing most of the males has little to no effect on the breeding population. One male can impregnate any number of females - you must be able understand this. One hundred females can be impregnated in a given time period - be it a month or a year - by ten males easily. It has happened that way after every war in which most of the men were killed and still the birth rate stayed high.
The opposite is true. You sterilize - ro prevent from being bred - ONE FEMALE in any population and you prevent two or three or 14 live births - half of which are female and each of these of which will potentially give birth to another two or four or 10 live births in her lifetime -- or ten live puppies in a year.
Hell, it is that way with flowers. To stop more viable seeds from being produced you stop the females from being inseminated.
If you only sterilize the females the aggressive males are still out there so you need to sort them out too. Out of all the times I've come across aggressive dogs in Thailand its always been a male, except on one occasion it was a female and more likely her puppies were nearby

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