Anybody know this dog?

[pagallim]

The house next to ours is a rental property and is currently vacant.   The owner doesn't live in Phuket, so my wife occasionally goes and waters their garden.

 

This morning she was surprised to find a dog in there, especially as the property is completely fenced and the gate was closed.

 

My guess is it's maybe 2 years old, possibly part French Bulldog, has recently given birth.   She's very friendly and calm.   She also smells like she's just been shampoo'd.

 

My wife has walked her around our village, asking if anyone knows her, but without success.

 

PM me if you have any information.

 

 

[NCC1701A]

i clicked on this topic fully expecting to see my photo.

[Somtamnication]

I hope you find the owner. Especially worried about the pups needing their milk.

[Assurancetourix]

11 minutes ago, Somtamnication said:

I hope you find the owner. Especially worried about the pups needing their milk.

When I saw the photo I immediately thought of a BB;
he may no longer need his mother;
Phuket is a little too far from my home, about 1500 km, otherwise I might have made the effort to come and get it to complete my menagerie of 4 dogs and four cats. 

 

Two of mines...

 

[steelepulse]

What part of the island are you located?  Did you post in the various FB expat groups?  Might get some more eyeballs on FB.

[pagallim]

1 hour ago, steelepulse said:

What part of the island are you located?  Did you post in the various FB expat groups?  Might get some more eyeballs on FB.

Chalong.   Yes, my wife has already posted on FB.   We'll take care of her whilst we pursue finding her owner (though I suspect they might not want to be found, which is a shame as she has a great nature and is comfortable with our own 3 dogs).

[thequietman]

14 hours ago, Assurancetourix said:

When I saw the photo I immediately thought of a BB;
he may no longer need his mother;
Phuket is a little too far from my home, about 1500 km, otherwise I might have made the effort to come and get it to complete my menagerie of 4 dogs and four cats. 

 

Two of mines...

 

The one on the left looks <deleted>. U need to remove that yellow shirt. Clearly, it doesn't like that colour. The one on the right seems very content. I suspect it is gay. ????

[Assurancetourix]

4 minutes ago, thequietman said:

The one on the left looks <deleted>. U need to remove that yellow shirt. Clearly, it doesn't like that colour. The one on the right seems very content. I suspect it is gay.

The one on the left is a girl , her name is Olype and she is 9 y old  , she is the grand mother of the one on the right which is also a girl , 4 y old  .

I don't know if they don't like the shirts ;

in the morning they like to be at my feet inside the house because outside it's cold ; a tiny 20*C 

[Assurancetourix]

23 minutes ago, pagallim said:

Chalong.   Yes, my wife has already posted on FB.   We'll take care of her whilst we pursue finding her owner (though I suspect they might not want to be found, which is a shame has she has a great nature and is comfortable with our own 3 dogs).

If your three dogs have adopted it, keep it; she will be an excellent guard dog when she is an adult.

 

You wrote : " though I suspect they might not want to be found, "

 

This is also what I thought; they no longer want the dog and got rid of it that way. 

Fortunately you went there and saved her from a miserable life.

[pagallim]

7 minutes ago, Assurancetourix said:

If your three dogs have adopted it, keep it; she will be an excellent guard dog when she is an adult.

She's about the same age as our two year old Pit Bull bitch, guard duties wouldn't be required.

[Denim]

23 hours ago, NCC1701A said:

i clicked on this topic fully expecting to see my photo.

 

So you weren't disappointed then.

[Assurancetourix]

7 minutes ago, pagallim said:

She's about the same age as our two year old Pit Bull bitch, guard duties wouldn't be required.

The best watchdogs are not always what you think!

My tiny dogs that weigh a maximum of 3 kg are great watchdogs;
Obviously no question of making them attack dogs! 

[cornishcarlos]

3 minutes ago, Assurancetourix said:

My tiny dogs that weigh a maximum of 3 kg

 

Sorry to break it to you but anything weighing 3kg is not a real dog !!

That's a paperweight ????

[Assurancetourix]

1 minute ago, cornishcarlos said:

 

Sorry to break it to you but anything weighing 3kg is not a real dog !!

That's a paperweight ????

But the Thai people don't know it; when a stranger approaches the gate, the only thing they hear is furious barking.
They don't see the dogs that are just behind and that gives us time to go and see what's going on.

[pagallim]

12 minutes ago, Assurancetourix said:

The best watchdogs are not always what you think!

My tiny dogs that weigh a maximum of 3 kg are great watchdogs;
Obviously no question of making them attack dogs! 

I agree, size is immaterial for sounding an alarm.   However, size is also a deterrent.   Between the cats running to hide, and the chorus from the dogs, we normally get a clue that maybe something isn't right.   Meanwhile yesterday's arrival is almost permanently at my feet.

[Isaanbiker]

15 hours ago, Assurancetourix said:

When I saw the photo I immediately thought of a BB;
he may no longer need his mother;
Phuket is a little too far from my home, about 1500 km, otherwise I might have made the effort to come and get it to complete my menagerie of 4 dogs and four cats. 

 

Two of mines...

 

Would you like two more? One is a Siberian Husky, 4.5 years old and her daughter.

 

We don't have enough space for them and are looking for people who love dogs. 

 

My wife has started working as well and that leaves us and the dogs in a difficult situation.

 

  

[Assurancetourix]

1 minute ago, Isaanbiker said:

Would you like two more? One is a Siberian Husky, 4.5 years old and her daughter.

 

We don't have enough space for them and are looking for people who love dogs. 

If I was the only one to make the decision it would be a big YES right away; but my wife will cut my balls and give them to the ducks while I sleep if I don't ask her before.

I keep your proposal under the elbow;

my daughter loves dogs and having a husky should please her or i ask a sister of my wife who also loves dogs

[Isaanbiker]

4 minutes ago, Assurancetourix said:

If I was the only one to make the decision it would be a big YES right away; but my wife will cut my balls and give them to the ducks while I sleep if I don't ask her before.

I keep your proposal under the elbow;

my daughter loves dogs and having a husky should please her or i ask a sister of my wife who also loves dogs

Thanks. 

[Somtamnication]

I have a 15 year old chihuahua. A pompom adopted us about 3 years ago after an FB poster tried to sell it for 15k, as he had to leave the country. He contacted me after I told him off and offered to adopt if he could not sell it. 3 months ago he died. He was inbred, tons of problems, but we gave him what we could with love.

 

Anyways, it looks like the OP's find is a sad issue with idiotic owners.  Best of luck.

[Jimi007]

My Thai Dingo has flown to California 5 times now. She is 13 now. We will try to make it back again in a few months. A lot business to take care of here this year. She is a member of my family, I don't get some farangs that get a dog then can just it behind. Says a lot about a person I think.