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Sizzling Thailand! Pomeranian seeks relief in the fridge - Thai vet says one hour is enough!
 
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Thai media 77kaoded went to a house in Ang Thong sub-district of Ratchaburi where they spoke to Pornphimon who owns four Pomeranians.

 

There is Fifa and his lover Ferya and their two offspring Thong-Ek and Lucky.

 

Pornphimon said that she raises the pooches like they were her own kids. Normally she turns on the fan and the dogs cuddle up and cool down in the heat of the day like that.

 

But Fifa is smarter than the others and demands a greater level of cool.

 

When she goes to get food from the fridge he jumps in and has been doing this since he was a puppy seven years ago. Ferya sometimes joins him.

 

When she hasn't opened the fridge and it's baking hot in the house Fifa waits outside and shakes his head like he's saying "Why haven't you opened up my air room".

 
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Then he bounds in and takes up residence. He barks when he has had enough.

 

77kaoded - who went into great detail about the characteristics of the long haired and allegedly  smart Pomeranian breed - contacted a vet called Rattawat or Dr Note who said it was natural that dogs would seek out the coldest place to avoid heatstroke.

 

Asked about the possibility of suffocation he suggested that dogs should only be kept in your fridge for a maximum of one hour.

 

But it would be quite alright for longer if you were regularly going to open it for food and beverages as that would allow fresh air to enter.

 
Source: 77kaoded
 
 
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1 hour ago, Just1Voice said:

It's still fake.  The dog would have to get a running start, leap up, then turn sideways IN THE AIR at the precise moment to land in that space, which is just barely big enough to hold him. 

Staged photo. 

Wrong! I saw it on the Thai TV news this morning, showed the dog actually jumping in.

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My wife and I have a pair of Pom / Chihuahua cross mutts. 

Both were rescued from a pound.

We clip them short and let them enjoy the a/c all day long.

They seem to enjoy it

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Craziness, and Shenanigans is the only thing that comes to mind.  15 minutes of fame was wanted, just look at the owners big smile....

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3 minutes ago, Grumpy one said:

My wife and I have a pair of Pom / Chihuahua cross mutts. 

Both were rescued from a pound.

We clip them short and let them enjoy the a/c all day long.

They seem to enjoy it

had my pom clipped at the start of the hot weather in Australia to stop him over heating, only idiots that have no idea of dog/animal care would not have them clipped before the hot weather starts

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2 hours ago, NCC1701A said:

i hate seeing stories like this because you know all the idiots will copy this and there will be a lot of dead pets out there. 

Agree.

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3 hours ago, worgeordie said:

How long in a microwave ?

regards Worgeordie

depends if you want him crispy or not 

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1 hour ago, Justgrazing said:

Fifa .! Who calls their dog after a world footie organization .. Is this a mistake or something .. 

Better than what they normally call them. By whatever colour they happen to be. Black, Brown etc. Or even just dog.

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3 hours ago, bluesofa said:

Then later that evening they had a Korean BBQ.

You're wrong on #1:

Steve Smith is a retired high jumper from England. Smith's indoor mark of 2.38 metres and his outdoor mark of 2.37 metres are British records in the high jump.

he's not a Pom?

Ah, edit,sorry, just got it, very droll. Bit slow of thought today. too damn hot 

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I have two Shih Tzu's. During the hottest part of the year, they are in a airconditioned room constantly. My Beagle suffers more from the heat then them. He will howl outside in the middle of the hottest part of the day and ask to be let in with the Shih Tzu's. He hates the heat.

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23 minutes ago, totally thaied up said:

I have two Shih Tzu's. During the hottest part of the year, they are in a airconditioned room constantly. My Beagle suffers more from the heat then them. He will howl outside in the middle of the hottest part of the day and ask to be let in with the Shih Tzu's. He hates the heat.

I saw a Shih Tzu once. They only had one dog.

 

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2 hours ago, Justgrazing said:

Fifa .! Who calls their dog after a world footie organization .. Is this a mistake or something .. 

Perhaps it was constantly fouling?

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4 minutes ago, bluesofa said:

Perhaps it was constantly fouling?

Hahahahaha .. At first I thought it may have been a Uefa'ism .. but then I thought any one nutty enough to put a dog in a fridge would have no problem naming the thing after a bent footie organisation .. 

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6 hours ago, webfact said:

Sizzling Thailand! Pomeranian seeks relief in the fridge - Thai vet says one hour is enough!

Been doing it for the last week... nothing new.

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9 hours ago, Just1Voice said:

I call fake.  

1. Pom's are not known for their leaping abilities. 

2. That space is way too small for a dog of that size to jump onto. 

 

Staged photo. 

 

Not true :I had a Pomeranian jump up and bite my behind. 

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I used to have a real cool cat that would get into the fridge. First time we experienced this was when he went missing one day, but then we noticed the fridge going meow. Paw prints in the butter are a bit much though. He had some other habits, such as an ability to eat the entire topping of a large pizza in no time if your back was turned.

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