Amazing. So many animal haters on these pages. 

CULLING is the only answer to this problem.

i have many dogs, and I love them dearly, I feed them twice a day.

But soi dogs are not loved, they just don’t want another eater in their pack, end of story

Good tourist  draw.  Let me at em. I would pay to kill them.    Modern air rifles with  video cameras on the scope to document they ran  free and soon  these dogs would be a worthy quarry.   No loose dogs at all.  If a dog is off leash no collar with rabbies tags its fair game. 

Can have contests that move  from city to city. 

Let's hope this mauling and past ones get picked up in the news internationally.    

Edited October 25, 20205 yr by Elkski

stray dogs are all around in Ao Nang, NoPPharat  Thara, beaches, the police doesn't do anything about it, when confronted with the reality they shake their head, last year they had a couple of problems, the local government said that he will be collecting the dogs .... as usual nothing was done, went there for a week end, lots of Thais enjoying the beach but a lot of parents spend most of their time chasing stray dogs, I rented a motorbike, drove around and got chased by a couple of dogs as well, if they don't do anything to solve the problem, the tourists that were MAYBE thinking about going will change their mind, I for one will not go back

free visa and work permits for chefs from viet nam. 

1 hour ago, Burma Bill said:

With respect, everyone seems to be concerned about the dogs (which I dislike) - what about the little boy? I hope he was given a rabies vaccination and is doing fine.

 that's because many on this site dislike Thai people, it's stated numerous times a day in many various ways. Less morons arriving is a one definite plus of covid..

44 minutes ago, Thingamabob said:

Amazing. So many animal haters on these pages. 

i would love to see your reaction had this been your child. so many posters do not hate animals. they hate the sight of what happens here with these filthy mutts. 

 

this is not a natural thing. i said it before. there is no compassion aiding the spread of these dogs. time and time again people will be mauled.

 

 

 

 

6 hours ago, Oldie said:

"Rescue staff said it was the first attack in the area this year after a foreign boy was attacked last year."

 

And nothing was learned...

they are liars as per some locals, I spoke with while there, 3-4 months ago same same, but not reported,  last month another kid was bitten and went to emergency, he was playing in front of the parents house and stray were looking for food again not reported

49 minutes ago, Thingamabob said:

Amazing. So many animal haters on these pages. 

would like to know your reaction if you had been the one chased/bitten by the stray dogs

20 hours ago, rooster59 said:

Tourist's little boy attacked by pack of stray dogs at Ao Nang

When in the name of Satan is Thailand going to wake up to the Real World and Realise that they have to get rid of the Stray Soi Dogs?

This is Insane ,The (most)Thais they say they Love Animals and can't Cull them They have to die by themselves .

They are Absolutely Cruel to the Dogs to make them suffer in pain and discomfort.

Kick them out  Flea ridden ,Full of Ticks ,Mange, No food .You call that Loving Animals ?

That's worse than culling them .At least if they are Dead they Don't Suffer and can't attack people.

Some of your Do Gooders may not like it But it's the Only way to get things Right.   

9 hours ago, cardinalblue said:

Let’s not over react..

 

rescued by gardner....I guess family allowed him to wander off w/o supervision or not paying attention to surroundings?

 

another brake failure?

 

The moronic nature of this post cannot be understated. 

 

Your comment implies the parents are to blame. Is a beach not a place where children can run free?

 

We’ve just come back from the beach - there were stray dogs (about 7 of them) I hated it.

There is no reason for these dogs to be there - none whatsoever. 

 

A beach is a place where children should be free to play, run around and be free without fear of stray dogs attacking them. 

 

 

It's time for a ’national crackdown’ removing any and all stray dogs. 

 

Its simple - any stray dog without a collar is removed. The owners of any stray dog with an identifying collar are fined for not securing their animal. 

 

 

 

 

 

3 hours ago, Thingamabob said:

Amazing. So many animal haters on these pages. 

 

This has absolutely nothing to do with liking or hating animals. 

It has everything to do with ensuring public areas are safe - people who can’t understand that are part of the problem. Usually stupid people who over simplify in such binary and idiotic manner. 

 

I have the same opinion of poor electric and bare wires etc... there is no place for them and the issue needs to be fixed - this does not mean I ‘hate' electrical cables !!!! 

 

I have the same opinion of the roads in Thailand... many people driving dangerously and need education, fines, penalties etc - that doesn’t mean I hate Thai’s !!!

 

 

In this case there is no easy solution: Cull all street dogs and prevent suffering of further generations of feral and homeless dogs scavenging for food and make the public area’s safe. 

 

 

 

This issue has been an issue for decades - Had this been resolved two decades ago scores of children would not be scared today and hundreds of thousands of animals would not be suffering. 

 

If Thailand could resolve this issue now, 5 years from now we would no longer be reading these horrible reports of packs of dogs attacking children. 

 

 

 

 

Edited October 25, 20205 yr by richard_smith237

11 hours ago, Freigeist365 said:

Time to Call Soi Dog Foundation! I am quite sure the poor doggies have been completely traumatised by this terrible incident and perhaps need some councelling, extra food and quality dog care time... It's a crazy world we live in...

T... I... T...

23 hours ago, sweatalot said:

you're totally over. You and some others are beyond sarcasm. Yes, those strays should be taken away. And those who attacked people should be culled immidiately. The owner (or past owner) has to be found and made to pay and be punished. And after there are no more strays left - every new stray should be arrested and the owner found and let him pay for the food and have a heavy punishment

Bla bla bla... the animals need to be collected and euthanised. Let’s have dog foundations while tens of millions of children across the globe haven’t food or shelter !

On 10/25/2020 at 1:49 PM, Poet said:

For one month, introduce a bounty of 400b per dog corpse delivered to municipal dumps all over Thailand. Human ingenuity, and people working together, will solve this problem.


 

 

If you really think so,  you should rather  forward this suggestion to  the government body instead of   posting a comment here in vain.

Even though  you did so,  it is  quite unlikely  for them to slaughter these  creatures officially.

Buddhism  influence is so strong in this kingdom,  that they feel guilty for openly killing even ferocious animals posing threats. 

When 2  vicious dogs attacked 6 children  at the primary school in Chonburi on Oct.8, they used sleep darts.

Not the  live rounds which could  kill them instantly.

On 10/25/2020 at 1:49 PM, Poet said:

For one month, introduce a bounty of 400b per dog corpse delivered to municipal dumps all over Thailand. Human ingenuity, and people working together, will solve this problem.

Those who wish to give dogs a home before the month commences should be free to do so, but must commit not to abandon them once the novelty wears off.

 

 

In this topic,  you seem to be quite concerned about dog attack issue.

On the other hand, you ridicule the one with defense measure against those beasts in another thread.

What makes you that sort of double-tongue?

2 hours ago, black tabby said:

If you really think so,  you should rather  forward this suggestion to  the government body instead of   posting a comment here in vain.

Is this your first time on a forum?

 

Thai administration is less than reluctant to act decisively to help solve stray dog issue.

Still, we can make a difference at individual level.

In short,  it is to make it harder for those beast  to attack  us(people).

How?

Start to carry  around non-lethal, non-toxic defensive weapon when we are outside home.

Fortunately,  overall cost per unit is less than a few dollars.

Easy near-free  replenishment  at home.

Here is a short video for your reference.

Hope it helps.

 

On 10/25/2020 at 11:28 AM, from the home of CC said:

........... Less morons arriving is a one definite plus of covid..

From what I read here many of Thai bashers are mostly resident in Thailand. Or at least the majority of bashing posts are made during the asian morning period.

1 minute ago, Whale said:

From what I read here many of Thai bashers are mostly resident in Thailand. Or at least the majority of bashing posts are made during the asian morning period.

called 'biting the hand'...

Yup as long as we are being slowly culled by the lock downs from Covid might as well cull them too.

I love animals ... but something needs to be done urgently.

I have been attached by a soi dog on Second road Pattaya, and it is not a situation I would like to repeat. Remember there are diseases that have no cure.

To hear that the dogs tried to drag the infant away is chilling as these animals only want to take a dump, screw and EAT. These dogs were after food, period.

 

We need some Soi dogs to go after Government Ministers when they are doing a PR photo shoot with the Media.  ????

Edited October 28, 20205 yr by LWFM
correction