2 minutes ago, merck said:

According to CH7 news, he's a Frenchman called 'Frank'. He claims the dog had been ill for some time and he thought it had finally died, so buried it.
https://www.ch7.com/amp/815399

 

 

With it's head sticking out the ground. 

sounds normal to me. 

On the road upto nong khai you see trucks full of dogs crammed in like sardines heading for the dinner tables of Laos

22 hours ago, Peter Crow said:

Looks like a Brit, no?

Or a Yank, or  German, or an Aussie, or a Dutchman, Swedish maybe, Danish, or another white nationaity, should I go on you ignorant prat?🤬

22 hours ago, FlorC said:

People seem to forget that Thai eat dogs too.

Maybe some pictures of trucks full of dogs in cages ready to

go to Laos to get savagely butchered.

 

Yes what this guy did was awful , but pot and kettle .

Pot and kettle? Are you deliberately being obtuse? A Farang treats a dog cruelly, and other Farang are just to shrug their shoulders?

The French eat horse. Does it follow that we should ignore all cruelty towards them?

Horses, not the French…….

 

UPDATE:

 

Outrage in Phuket: Dog Buried Alive, French Owner Claims It Was a Tragic Error

 

Picture  via Facebook/ Phuket Times ภูเก็ตไทม์

 

A Frenchman residing in Phuket has come under fire after claiming he mistakenly buried his Siberian Husky alive, believing it to be dead. This shocking incident was witnessed by a foreign woman neighbour who reported the distressing scene online, causing a social media uproar.

 

Local Thai influencers and Facebook page admins quickly coordinated with authorities and the Soi Dog Foundation to rescue the mistreated Husky and two other dogs from the property. The alleged neglect has sparked outrage both locally and internationally, with many accusing the owner, Franck Bernard Marie Bayard, of animal abuse, while others questioned his mental health.

 

Mr. Bayard, who has lived in Phuket with his Thai wife for over 20 years, defended himself in an interview with the Phuket Times. He explained his long-term care for the Husky, emphasising his deep affection for his dogs, especially after the loss of his son six years ago. He recounted the incident, stating that he found his six-year-old Husky lying motionless after a seizure and mistakenly buried it, believing it had died.

 

Compounding the drama, foreign men allegedly trespassed on Bayard’s property and assaulted him before he could explain. Authorities arrived soon after, and the dogs were taken into care by the foundation.

 

Bayard's wife admitted to lapses in providing necessary medical care, but denied any deliberate cruelty. She expressed sadness over being separated from their furry companions and pledged their cooperation with the legal process to regain custody. The couple has also filed a police complaint against the men accused of assault.

 

This incident has sparked wider discussions about animal welfare and responsible pet ownership in Thailand, as well as the legal implications of animal negligence. The case continues to unfold, as officials determine the couple's legal standing and the future of the dogs involved.

 

  Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-07-18

 

 

must have gotten tired by the time he got to burying the head.  

 

4 minutes ago, webfact said:

UPDATE:

 

Outrage in Phuket: Dog Buried Alive, French Owner Claims It Was a Tragic Error

 

Picture  via Facebook/ Phuket Times ภูเก็ตไทม์

 

A Frenchman residing in Phuket has come under fire after claiming he mistakenly buried his Siberian Husky alive, believing it to be dead. This shocking incident was witnessed by a foreign woman neighbour who reported the distressing scene online, causing a social media uproar.

 

Local Thai influencers and Facebook page admins quickly coordinated with authorities and the Soi Dog Foundation to rescue the mistreated Husky and two other dogs from the property. The alleged neglect has sparked outrage both locally and internationally, with many accusing the owner, Franck Bernard Marie Bayard, of animal abuse, while others questioned his mental health.

 

Mr. Bayard, who has lived in Phuket with his Thai wife for over 20 years, defended himself in an interview with the Phuket Times. He explained his long-term care for the Husky, emphasising his deep affection for his dogs, especially after the loss of his son six years ago. He recounted the incident, stating that he found his six-year-old Husky lying motionless after a seizure and mistakenly buried it, believing it had died.

 

Compounding the drama, foreign men allegedly trespassed on Bayard’s property and assaulted him before he could explain. Authorities arrived soon after, and the dogs were taken into care by the foundation.

 

Bayard's wife admitted to lapses in providing necessary medical care, but denied any deliberate cruelty. She expressed sadness over being separated from their furry companions and pledged their cooperation with the legal process to regain custody. The couple has also filed a police complaint against the men accused of assault.

 

This incident has sparked wider discussions about animal welfare and responsible pet ownership in Thailand, as well as the legal implications of animal negligence. The case continues to unfold, as officials determine the couple's legal standing and the future of the dogs involved.

 

  Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-07-18

 

 

I suppose that is probably the only excuse he could actually come up with....🤥

Airport please....

Is he going to be charged with animal cruelty, and if convicted get deported?

1 hour ago, webfact said:

He recounted the incident, stating that he found his six-year-old Husky lying motionless after a seizure and mistakenly buried it, believing it had died.

–And normally a dead body's head is never covered with earth...

5 hours ago, AngryMan said:

Or a Yank, or  German, or an Aussie, or a Dutchman, Swedish maybe, Danish, or another white nationaity, should I go on you ignorant prat?🤬

You are absolutely right, but you have to agree that his physical traits are typically British.

Compounding the drama, foreign men allegedly trespassed on Bayard’s property and assaulted him before he could explain. 

 

Some are taking the vigilante in response to this unfortunate incident. They should face legal consequences.

Just dig a hole and bury him up to his chin.

Mind you it will take a few hours to get the right size, and that's with an excavator

Bury him up to his head and leave him there TIT

1 hour ago, Peter Crow said:

You are absolutely right, but you have to agree that his physical traits are typically British.

  And you are from.........?    🤣

2 hours ago, webfact said:

He recounted the incident, stating that he found his six-year-old Husky lying motionless after a seizure and mistakenly buried it, believing it had died.

Leaving the head sticking out.... yeah okay

Did anyone check how many animals he has buried in the same area?

I am sure they have a soft cell for this guy back in France.

23 minutes ago, transam said:

  And you are from.........?    🤣

From Narok, why?

28 minutes ago, Purdey said:

Did anyone check how many animals he has buried in the same area?

Anyone seen his wife poking her head above ground?

18 hours ago, merck said:

According to CH7 news, he's a Frenchman called 'Frank'. He claims the dog had been ill for some time and he thought it had finally died, so buried it.
https://www.ch7.com/amp/815399

 

What an amazing level of IQ they have - CH7 news & Frank

1 hour ago, Peter Crow said:

From Narok, why?

Oh, so what are Karok's physical traits..........🤭

37 minutes ago, transam said:

Oh, so what are Karok's physical traits..........🤭

Narok. R u illiterate?

Humans eat animals like beef, pigs, sheep, chickens, ducks, pigeons, all kinds of fish, etc... So what?

2 minutes ago, Peter Crow said:

Narok. R u illiterate?

Sorry misspelt, never heard of Narok, so tell me, what are Narok folks trait..😋

 

PS. I think "R u" is more like illiteracy...🤭

Google Rudisha he is from Narok county..

1 minute ago, Peter Crow said:

Google Rudisha he is from Narok county..

What was his physical trait...........?  😉

3 hours ago, robertyongym said:

Compounding the drama, foreign men allegedly trespassed on Bayard’s property and assaulted him before he could explain. 

 

Some are taking the vigilante in response to this unfortunate incident. They should face legal consequences.

they should be given a medal

 

2 hours ago, Peter Crow said:

From Narok, why?

yeah you look like the devil straight from Hell

So many negative comments on this thread. Here's an alternative view of the circumstances.

 

It's sometimes very difficult to be certain that someone is dead, whether a human or a dog. There are many stories of humans being declared dead, but who mysteriously come back to life, sometimes, fortunately, before they have been buried, but sometimes after they've been buried.

 

The owner of this dog might have been aware of this history of humans coming back to life in a coffin, furiously scratching the coffin lid to try to escape.

 

Perhaps he loved his dog so much that when he buried it, he decided to leave its head above the ground, just in case it was not really dead.

2 hours ago, Peter Crow said:

From Narok, why?

nakorn narok?