Mai72
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- Sep 12, 2012
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Has anyone lived in a developing country?
When I lived in Bangkok Thailand there were stray dogs everywhere! They are called Soi dogs because they hang out on the side streets which are called Soi in Thailand. Anyway, I'd walk down a side street by myself and I'd encounter 4-5 dogs. It was ridiculous and scary. I'd pretend to pick up a rock when one would approach. I started to carry a retractable baton and that worked really well. Pull that bitch out and they scattered.
Rabies is a big problem in Thailand. When you're wearing flip flops and shorts you don't have much to cover your skin when a dog goes in for the bite. They are sneaky as well. I worked with a teacher and he was sitting on his motor bike. A Soi dog crept up, bit him on his ankle and ran away.
I didn't see any stray dogs while I was in South Korea. Only stray cats. But, they didn't bother you.
When I lived in Bangkok Thailand there were stray dogs everywhere! They are called Soi dogs because they hang out on the side streets which are called Soi in Thailand. Anyway, I'd walk down a side street by myself and I'd encounter 4-5 dogs. It was ridiculous and scary. I'd pretend to pick up a rock when one would approach. I started to carry a retractable baton and that worked really well. Pull that bitch out and they scattered.
Rabies is a big problem in Thailand. When you're wearing flip flops and shorts you don't have much to cover your skin when a dog goes in for the bite. They are sneaky as well. I worked with a teacher and he was sitting on his motor bike. A Soi dog crept up, bit him on his ankle and ran away.
I didn't see any stray dogs while I was in South Korea. Only stray cats. But, they didn't bother you.
