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Old Windows Laptop is now a Chromebook.
Ignore the thread then, really easy.......... -
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I'm confused - Using a Visa Agent
12,500 Baht in Pattaya for the 1-year extension, though can be more elsewhere. It is 25K Baht in Pattaya if the applicant is currently on a tourist-type entry, and needs to also get the "Non-O Visa" part done, in addition to the 1-year extension. -
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What are you feeding your Thai dog?
Many dogs live from dry food, it's stated to include all necessary needs for a dog. However, all dry-food are not all the same. If a dog has a choice, it might select special brand-names or taste (smell). I think it's a pitty for a dog to get same food every single day – I would also be sad without a bit of variation – so I feed my Thai soi dogs with variated food. Remember, that a soi dog won't eat the same food all the time, when it is serching itself for something to eat. However, I do use dry food as a base – just like a human for example will use rice as a base – which might also give the dogs necessary vitamins etc. I buy minced chicken, which is about same price per kg as dry food, fry it in vegetable oil, divide it in samller portions – about 150 gram, but that might be depending of the size of the dog, mine are between 15 kg and 20 kg – and freeze it. For variation I use a small can of Mackarel in tomato – Makro sells own brand for about 11-12 baht a can – and boiled small soup rib-bones. If you only serve dry food for a dog, you need to add a bit og oil – or fat – otherwise their skin and fur might get too dry. I don't mix the "home made gourmet-dishes" with dryfood – dogs will try to separagted with the best parts to be eaten first, in case they get full – so I serve it separated in the bowl. Dry food-size is one cup. The best part – the home made food – is always eaten first. Some times a bit dry food is left, which shows that the dog is full. You can try different amounts of dry food and by that way find out, when it's enough. Bones are good to keep the dog's teeths in good condition, alternatively can be used teeth-cleaning goodie. Remember, you shall not give chicken-bones to a dog, it can kill them. A variation can be the mackerel in tomato, mashed and mixed with left over rice from dinner. It needs to be mixed, as boiled rice itself is not preferred food for dog; you never see a natural dog running around carrying a a rice-cooker...😉 I've always – also in my home country – only been feeding my dogs one time a day, which was recommended by their breeders and trainers at home. However, they get a goodie now and then, when deserving it for good behavior. They also get a goodie-stick as desert after dinner, and will nicely sit a wait for it; sometimes a bit of dry food is left to be eaten after the desert goodie. A goodie and your voice pitch is an excellent way to train a dog to follow your commands. Also goodies are different taste, so it's both a question of finding the right brand or type, and what the dog gets used to; sometimes it takes a little while for a net dog to get used to the house's gourmet-menu. -
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Do you get on well with Thai People?
He likes to meet like minded people if he actually does meet anyone! -
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Frenchman loses 6,000 euros to foreign sex worker in Phuket
The woman in the photo previously worked in a paint factory which sadly exploded forcing her into prostitution. -
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Which Form..
The 2 land border hops per year is out there, but not important. 😉 My post is to advise others who maybe interested, this is the visa forum. Remember, not all members are not without a problem, hence the visa threads..........🙂 -
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Is Earth round or flat❓
It's a cruise itinerary. There are no tourist expeditions on the vast majority of the mainland. -
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