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After student bitten, Bang Kaew dogs to be caged, muzzled
By Eakkapop Thongtub

1615528215_1-org.jpg Phuket City Municipality will issue an announcement to clarify that Bang Kaew dogs are classified as ‘special control dogs’, said Chief Administrative Officer (Palad) Chalermporn Piyanarongroj. Screenshot: Eakkapop Thongtub

PHUKET: The dog that chased and bit a 15-year-old girl while she was walking to school on Tuesday must remain caged to prevent further attacks on people walking by, Phuket City Municipality Chief Administrative Officer (Palad) Chalermporn Piyanarongroj has announced.

The news follows Mr Chalermporn yesterday (Mar 11) holding discussions with the dog owner, who has been asked to be named only as “Ms May” since the incident, which left a bite wound on the girl’s left calf.

The discussion came yesterday as Mr Chalermporn and fellow Phuket City officials delivered one cage for the dog, a Bang Kaew breed which the owner has named “Khan Thong”.

Full story: https://www.thephuketnews.com/after-student-bitten-bang-kaew-dogs-to-be-caged-muzzled-79313.php

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Put a human being on a chain and see how long it takes for them to become aggressive ! It used to be done in centuries past and the results were never good. Still happens in Thailand. Have read many reports of families caging and chaining mentally ill relatives.

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put the dog down with the other million scurvy mongrels that roam the streets..get well young lady ..i can understand your pain ive been on the recieving end of those mongrels  teeth...vermin

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2 hours ago, nobodysfriend said:

The dog became aggressive because it was always on a chain .

If somebody should be caged in this story , it is the owner of the dog .

Would you let a bang kaew run free in your yard. A friend of mine has them and they need to be kept on a chain whenever people are around, and locked in a yard for the rest of the time. If you look at how the breed evolved you might understand they are an aggressive dog.

Putting them in a cage is a stupid idea, It will only make them more dangerous when free.

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Went to collect a friends mail 2 days ago attacked by 2 dogs Next time i go i will have my stick and i wont stop hitting them This is just plain crazy letting dogs bite people and yes the dog who this  should be in heaven now 

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Dogs should be on a lead in public places, end of.

If not on a lead (for some strange reason) they should be muzzled....

Any dog not on a lead and not muzzled should be impounded......

The cost of "dog control" should be covered by introducing a dog license fee (mandatory education and  for stupid, ignorant owners would also be covered by the license fee). 

All dogs must be chipped and collared.

If I ruled the world.....

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21 hours ago, webfact said:

dogs to be caged, muzzled

So, who cages and muzzles the ownerless soi dog mongrels???

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2 minutes ago, PatOngo said:

So, who cages and muzzles the ownerless soi dog mongrels???

Put down I am afraid......unless the license fee (that I proposed) is substantial enough to have them looked after....charities step in?

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4 hours ago, nobodysfriend said:

The dog became aggressive because it was always on a chain .

If somebody should be caged in this story , it is the owner of the dog .

How did the dog that was "always on a chain" chase the girl down the road to bite her?

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1 hour ago, Happyman567 said:

Went to collect a friends mail 2 days ago attacked by 2 dogs Next time i go i will have my stick and i wont stop hitting them This is just plain crazy letting dogs bite people and yes the dog who this  should be in heaven now 

I have a retracting black metal stick from USA. Since I witnessed an attack by three dogs I carry it in the park everytime I go. The dogs take one look and back off.

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2 hours ago, PatOngo said:

So, who cages and muzzles the ownerless soi dog mongrels???

You hit one with your car and see how many Owners the dog has.????

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1 hour ago, SomchaiCNX said:

Did you ever noticed that those who are afraid are mostly the ones who get bitten. I agree a dog in a cage will only make him more aggressive.  Those people afraid of dog should learn a little more about the dog language, the dog is showing his mood to you most of the time.

 

I agree – and I should be allowed to reciprocate to show my mood  at the time !! 

 

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1 hour ago, SomchaiCNX said:

Those people afraid of dog should learn a little more about the dog language, the dog is showing his mood to you most of the time.

Are you for real?

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2 hours ago, SomchaiCNX said:

Did you ever noticed that those who are afraid are mostly the ones who get bitten. I agree a dog in a cage will only make him more aggressive.  Those people afraid of dog should learn a little more about the dog language, the dog is showing his mood to you most of the time.

Hmm.. who is afraid

Psychological Characteristics of Owners of Aggressive Dog Breeds | Psychology Today

Personality and Behavioral Characteristics of Owners of Vicious Breeds of Dog (dogbitelaw.com)

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20 hours ago, Surelynot said:

Are you for real?

200 % Instead of trying to ignore, open your eyes next time when you meet a dog, observe the tail, ears, neck etc.  I'm even not a dog trainer but cycle regularly. Ask a professional dog trainer and he will tell you the same. They smell your fear. 

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