Community Villagers Demand Action After Foreigner’s Pit Bulls Maul Dog to Death

[fredwiggy]

24 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Garbage, that is not "Thai style", at all.

It's a lot more prevalent here than anywhere I've ever been or heard of. Personal experience here as seen over 35 animals poisoned in our village alone. Living in the US I heard of it happening twice, and once was my cat.

[Magictoad]

In soi 4 Pratumnak some Russians with big noisy motorbikes have brought enormous Pitbulls to add to the multicultural mix.

[save the frogs]

11 hours ago, Liverpool Lou said:

The video is so blurred and indistinct that, without reading the OP, there's no wat to recognise what was going on.

Sorry, I've been meaning to ask you sth.

Are you related to Lewie London? 

 

[hotandsticky]

6 minutes ago, Magictoad said:

In soi 4 Pratumnak some Russians with big noisy motorbikes have brought enormous Pitbulls to add to the multicultural mix.

 

That is a shame; it used to be such a nice area.

[riclag]

9 hours ago, EVENKEEL said:

My dog was killed by street dogs after a gate was left open. The Thai people are such hypocrites with their dogs roaming freely but have one of there's killed and it's in the news.

 

If a dog on a leash is at my beach area it's like a call to arms for the soi dogs as they come running for attack.

spoken by one of the Villagers:
“ The peace we once had is gone”.

 

Hypocrites total agree!

 

I wont bother going  into my dog,Thai people mentality , chickens rant.

[roo860]

1 hour ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Absolutely not...unless you have evidence to justify that claim.

I don't have to provide you with any evidence, you're not the forum judge and jury

[merck]

2 hours ago, billd766 said:

4 hours ago, Patong2021 said:

 

The animals are not the proble, The person who    encouraged this is. he will do it again and again. Deal with him .

If the dogs are NOT the problems, then was it the human owner that mauled the Thai dog to death?

In a way it was, because according to the story the owner just stood by and watched without callling off the dog or trying to restrain it.

[merck]

4 hours ago, quake said:

4 hours ago, fredwiggy said:

I've lost at least 8 dogs and 6 cats from someone poisoning them. These animals never bothered anyone as I live 250 meters from the nearest road in the country. It's against the law to poison and I contacted the friends for animals here and they also said there's not much they can do as the police don't do anything about it, and prosecutions are rare. There are quite a few very disturbed people here that think poisoning is okay. The problem is catching them in the act.

 

What.

If you have lost 8 dogs and 6 cats from poisoning.

The animals were not the problem.

That's just outrageous man.

Who have you pissed off.

 

Postman?

[fredwiggy]

1 minute ago, merck said:

Postman?

The postman arrives on a scooter, coming here only once a month or so, and the dogs here have never given him any problems. I'm almost positive I know who it is, but without proof, i can't do anything. Nothing to do with me, as the family's animals are the one's who are killed most, living 1/2 kilo away. I'm sure it happens here because one of them is the culprit.

[richard_smith237]

1 hour ago, fredwiggy said:

2 hours ago, richard_smith237 said:

 

Security Cams ?

I can't install them at mom's house but was thinking that for mine, although I kept putting it off as the majority of the dogs that come to my house come for attention and live elsewhere.

 

Could that actually be the issue ?...   That the dogs are 'roaming' and people do not like that ?

 

 

A couple of stories of Moobans near me.

One Moobaan: a wealthy Chinese owner brought in a pitbull - local residents complained to the juristic committee and the dog was removed within a few days.

 

Another Moobaan: All residents have been told, dogs (and cats) must have a collar. Dogs cannot 'roam' but must be secured and always on a leash when being walked in the communal area's.

If a dog is found roaming free with a collar the owner will receive a fine (don't know how they'll enforce that).

If a dog is found roaming free the without a collar it will be removed - the owner has 1 week to collect the dog.

If the dog is not collected, it will be 'taken elsewhere' (not sure where, but I'm guessing sold to off somewhere for

If a cat is found without a collar, it will be removed and 'taken elsewhere' (not sure how they'll catch it).

 

The issue as always is that once a little leeway is given people take liberties and we can't have dogs roaming off leash where children are playing. 

The issue with cats is they spray everywhere and scratch things.

 

 

[fredwiggy]

7 minutes ago, richard_smith237 said:

 

Could that actually be the issue ?...   That the dogs are 'roaming' and people do not like that ?

 

 

A couple of stories of Moobans near me.

One Moobaan: a wealthy Chinese owner brought in a pitbull - local residents complained to the juristic committee and the dog was removed within a few days.

 

Another Moobaan: All residents have been told, dogs (and cats) must have a collar. Dogs cannot 'roam' but must be secured and always on a leash when being walked in the communal area's.

If a dog is found roaming free with a collar the owner will receive a fine (don't know how they'll enforce that).

If a dog is found roaming free the without a collar it will be removed - the owner has 1 week to collect the dog.

If the dog is not collected, it will be 'taken elsewhere' (not sure where, but I'm guessing sold to off somewhere for

If a cat is found without a collar, it will be removed and 'taken elsewhere' (not sure how they'll catch it).

 

The issue as always is that once a little leeway is given people take liberties and we can't have dogs roaming off leash where children are playing. 

The issue with cats is they spray everywhere and scratch things.

 

 

No, most of the dogs in this village roam all over. The cousin's dogs next door are all over the place, and all come to my house. he's lost a couple that just disappeared but not knowing what happened, I can't assume. I see dogs all over the village every time I'm driving around or picking up my daughter at school. The school itself has at least 8 that have been there for years and school is three streets from my ex's mom's house. 

 

Next door to her mom's and across the street, they have the same dogs for a few years minimum. It's definitely personal against the family and I'm part of it because of my daughter so they're poisoning the dogs that come here also. 

 

The two females that live at either mine or the cousin's house next door to mine have had 8 puppies. So far 6 are still around. One disappeared and one looked to be poisoned, as he was sick one day and gone the next, and I smelled a dead animal close for a few days. Others feed them, especially one who's a friend of the family, as well as I and the cousin. I'm pretty sure who it is, but again, without proof , and seeing this is Thailand and no one cares, nothing will be done.

[baansgr]

Another entitled pothead with his his penile extension dogs strikes again..ban weed, ban idiot foreigners 

[baansgr]

58 minutes ago, merck said:

In a way it was, because according to the story the owner just stood by and watched without callling off the dog or trying to restrain it.

He was too stoned to do anything..the drugs don't work

[TedG]

12 hours ago, MalcolmB said:

Time to pull out the rat poison.

 

And when the poison has done it’s job then put the dogs down.

This is a bad idea. 

[Moonlover]

6 hours ago, connda said:

Pit Bull Owned By Thai Kills Thai Granny.   (Thailand's reactions: 😑 "Ho hum.")
Foreigner's Pit Bulls Kill Thai Dog.  (Thailand's reactions:  "OMG! KICK ALL FOREIGNERS OUT!!!")

 

13 hours ago, Georgealbert said:

Another local, Mrs Kantong Breaker, 70, recounted a previous incident involving her grandchild, who was verbally threatened by the same man while out walking their dog. “He shouted at my grandchild and acted aggressively, right in front of our home. We live in fear now.”

 

Mr Supachai Wongmuangkam, 48, also came forward with his concerns, stating that the man frequently causes disturbances in the community. “He drinks heavily, argues with the security guards, and even sets off fireworks.

 

If you had that kind of neighbour on your patch wouldn't YOU be complaining!  I certainly would be.

 

 

[Patong2021]

7 hours ago, billd766 said:

If the dogs are NOT the problems, then was it the human owner that mauled the Thai dog to death?

 

Yes. Indirectly. Failure to train, to supervise and to control. Those were the  owner's failures. Blaming the animal is a way to avoid holding the responsible party  accountable. Obviously, the animals will need to be euthanized, but this evil man will just do it again and again and again.

[Patong2021]

8 hours ago, MalcolmB said:

You are not very bright.

The rat poison was for the dog owner.

 

We does everyone always have to explain things to you on this forum?

 

Sure. You are not fooling anyone.

[liddelljohn]

Keep a large python  or a croc nearby ,, end of dog problem ,,, feed the farang to his obnoxious Pit bull  then feed the Pitbull to the croc or get some koreans round for dinner.

[jacko45k]

22 hours ago, save the frogs said:

I don't want to watch the video. That's sick.

It is mostly blurred out as is common these days.