I have never seen a donkey in Thailand. Why is that?

what?? never been to the donkey farm well worth a visit

what?? never been to the donkey farm well worth a visit

Where is that farm? Never heard of it.

what?? never been to the donkey farm well worth a visit

Where is that farm? Never heard of it.

try nana/soi cowboy

Edited November 9, 201411 yr by gerry123

I know I have seen donkeys here during my stay, just cannot remember where, There are mules that can be seen from the highway, north of Chiang Mai. I doubt they were imported so they might keep some male donkeys around to service the horses that are in the same area.

I know I have seen donkeys here during my stay, just cannot remember where, There are mules that can be seen from the highway, north of Chiang Mai. I doubt they were imported so they might keep some male donkeys around to service the horses that are in the same area.

I see, so they are in Thailand at least but far up North. Strange that they don't let them work like in Mexico. Well i also don't see horses working here, i even can't remember when i saw them. Thai seem to be better with training kwai and elephants.

My wife only knows donkeys from the zoo.

You've never been to the horse races in BKK?

We have a race track here in Korat, to the right of the main

entrence to the Army Base, there is a racing season here.

rice555

There are plenty of two legged one all over the place,, my mother in low is one...

Maybe because there arent many of that kind in Thailand.....;-)

There are mules in the north though.

There is a donkey giving kids rides at the weekend farmers market at K-Village.

We have two, walking on the street in Uthai Thani :-)

Never seem any donkeys up here in Chiang Mai, but this city does have several different species of Jackass.

Never been to Soi Cowboy at midnight?

Never been to Soi Cowboy at midnight?

Never seem any donkeys up here in Chiang Mai, but this city does have several different species of Jackass.

I see them day in day out here in Pattaya flying up and down the roads. They usually gather in groups on corner of Soi wearing different color vests with advertisement or numbers on the back.

Because you haven't been to Chiang Mai. There are hundreds upon hundreds grazing in fields along the Chiang Mai to Mae Rim on the 107. They belong to the army.

Alwyn, i have only seen horses in those fields along Hiway 107. I suspect on Saturday some go to the nearby horse race track to ply their trade. Donkeys do not like wet feet and in T'land rice is the food of choice and paddys mostly very wet.

I have seen a bunch of Jack Asses in Pattaya. But they are mostly Farangs acting like idiots. They get away from their home countries and they make fools of them selfs. They have no respect for others especially Thais. Some could be classified as scum of the earth. No one would go to their countries and act as fools as they do. RESPECT is a word they know nothing of.

you haven't seen me with my trousers down

Maybe a lack of mirrors....

Never seen a donkey?

I guess we go to different bars.

I have seen a bunch of Jack Asses in Pattaya. But they are mostly Farangs acting like idiots. They get away from their home countries and they make fools of them selfs. They have no respect for others especially Thais. Some could be classified as scum of the earth. No one would go to their countries and act as fools as they do. RESPECT is a word they know nothing of.

I thought we was talking about sightings of donkeys ? Anyway do you feel better now letting all that go.

I see Jackasses driving everyday, they pass me then pull over and stop. I have to slam on the breaks so I do not rear end them.

I have to work with them every single day - they just look a little different

You must be drinking in the wrong bar ....

Funny how things work. I was just picturing myself today for some reason in a Thai English teaching class trying to describe what a donkey is to Thais.

I have seen a bunch of Jack Asses in Pattaya. But they are mostly Farangs acting like idiots. They get away from their home countries and they make fools of them selfs. They have no respect for others especially Thais. Some could be classified as scum of the earth. No one would go to their countries and act as fools as they do. RESPECT is a word they know nothing of.

Nobody knew that ! lucky we have you here

Edited November 9, 201411 yr by steven100

I don't understand why not, they are everywhere. However they are in disguise and look like men.

I know I have seen donkeys here during my stay, just cannot remember where, There are mules that can be seen from the highway, north of Chiang Mai. I doubt they were imported so they might keep some male donkeys around to service the horses that are in the same area.

Those donkeys, Mules and small horses North of Chiang Mai, are used by the military to transport equipment in difficult access areas like the Hills,...close to Burma (Myanmar)....they are less visible than Helicopters.....!!! and cheaper to use.....!

Obviously the OP has not been to a Thai Premier League match