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In an unexpected twist, the Royal Thai Army is organising an auction to rehome 64 dogs that, despite their rigorous training, didn't quite make the cut to become service dogs. These canines, all aged between 2.9 and 3.3 years, hail from two esteemed breeds: German Shepherds and Belgian Malinois. The event is scheduled for 16th November and will take place at the Military Dog Centre in Pak Chong district.

 

Prospective bidders will find both breeds well-represented, with nine male and sixteen female German Shepherds, alongside twenty-three male and sixteen female Belgian Malinois. These dogs, although trained, were either deemed too friendly, were underweight, or overweight, which prevented them from meeting stringent military standards.

To participate in the auction, interested individuals must bring along a copy of their ID card and photographs of the place where these intelligent, friendly canines will be cared for. This unique opportunity not only provides these loyal animals with the chance to find a welcoming home but also invites dog lovers to include a highly obedient and well-trained companion in their lives.

 

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-- 2024-10-15