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A permanent solution for Thailand’s straying dogs


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2 minutes ago, Bob12345 said:

PIck up your history books and find how that worked out with rats.
Bring in a rat's tail and get a reward.
Not too long and people opened rat-farms to get tails to earn money.

it's the land of scams, so who cares, as long as the dogs are gone.

who cares if it costs a bit more. big deal

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If you look at other countries and how they solve problems, why not just copy them.

Solutions are simple if you have the people to enact them. 

Rubbish problem.

Dogs problem.

Take away the word problem and there is your solution.

 

 

 

 

 

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17 minutes ago, Justgrazing said:
3 hours ago, webfact said:

people that actually die from rabies are much less than that, whilst on average around 60 people per day are killed on Thailand’s roads.

There you go then , let the dogs do the driving and job done ..

Yeah, you know as well as I do, they'll 'dolittle' about it.

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19 minutes ago, stud858 said:

If you look at other countries and how they solve problems, why not just copy them.

Solutions are simple if you have the people to enact them. 

Rubbish problem.

Dogs problem.

Take away the word problem and there is your solution.

 Your right.

Dogs, R,  Rubbish,  in Thailand :cheesy:

 

 

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Bit off-topic this. And there were a couple of small English errors. Overall, though please, please don't let Sara Mellouk back to Morocco or Germany. This was so, so much better, including the English, than most reporting we get to see on Thai Visa.

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