Recently a pack of around 7 wild soi dogs have decided to make the end of my street their territory. Mostly encouraged by a selection of my more retarded Thai neighbours who leave out food scraps from their dinner leftovers for them to eat.

 

These dogs are particularly viscious and have randomly attacked on more than one occasion. Not only humans, but also other tame dogs that managed to get out of the gardens of my neighbours.

 

One of the farangs living in the street used to enjoy keeping himself in shape by riding his bicycle daily, but has not been able to take his bike out for weeks. I myself have to drive my car the 150 metres to the local shop if I need anything. Not to mention the noisy barking that goes off all times of the day and night that also triggers off all the tame dogs in the surrounding area. You can literally hear 20 dogs barking and howling all around your ears and it is driving me nuts.

 

If the authorities don't do something about it soon, I am going to be forced to take matters into my own hands. 

They really are a nuisance, those stupid people feeding them need taking away

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If the Thais are feeding them then they feel some compassion/sense of ownership towards the dogs and if they find out you have taken matters into your own hands, they might decide to do the same with you. Best thing to do is if you can't beat them then join them, feed the dogs your scraps and they will be happy to see you and not bite/attack the hand that feeds them. The foreigner afraid to ride his bike can do the same. Once they've staked it out as their territory with an easy food source, there is no getting rid of them as Thailand doesn't really believe in culling strays.

Cant believe this topic has come around again so soon.

 

Contact the local Pu Yai baan with your concerns.

 

I am CLOSINB this to comment as I am sure nobody wishes to ride the same conflicting merry go round again.

 

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