Tom yam woof

Just now, RotBenz8888 said:

Tom yam woof

It has a certain 'bite' to it.

In Norway we had an old saying "Eat what you kill". Dont really see a problem here. Dog didnt suffer much either from the killing method.

 

Having been a sheep farmer I dont really see the difference between killing a sheep for food and killing a dog for food. Except for the taste of the meat offcourse ????

 

Too many dogs running around in Thailand with no one taking care of them.

20 hours ago, from the home of CC said:

Favorite 'stray' dog and her 'intention' for spaying - how that statement is so convenient in it's timing. Just about sums up the soi dog problem here and how animals here are adopted on a temp basis (when it suits the 'big hearted person') 

Agreed - hit a stray on the road and fifteen grief stricken Thais will emerge from the woodwork to claim ownership.

21 hours ago, webfact said:

Yada Phokaew, 48, said that she and a friend fed the dogs in the area of the camp

Lock her up, give the Cambodian free range throughout Thailand

21 hours ago, poohy said:

whys it still  a stray

theyre (no  pun  intended) too  bone  idle  to  really  take  care  of  them

57 minutes ago, mikebell said:

Agreed - hit a stray on the road and fifteen grief stricken Thais will emerge from the woodwork to claim ownership.

Thats when you start pointing at the damage to your vehicle and "whose dog it is" to ask for compensation, watch them all run away then.