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**logpogingg** · 05-06-2010, 01:11 PM

Have u ever seen Thailand street dogs? Maa wat or maa soi?

I believe I mentioned previously in the thread, that I was amazed when I came across a group of motorcycle taxi drivers on Soi 11 Sukhumvit giving the street dogs a good bath.

And I have seen all kinds, thin ones, fat ones, ones missing limbs, other blind in one eye, etc. And I can say I have never seen a mean one.

I am a dog lover or to use a broader term, an animal lover but I am also a responsible owner. I firmly believe a dog needs to be under control. Any dog has the potential to injure a person I don't care what it's nature is. The bite could come because a child steps on its tail and being suprised the dog snaps. Or it could be that the dog is being tormented, or the dog could just be vicous for whatever reason,

But to get back to the original post, there is this dog that has bit once, that is aggressive, and that the poster was concerned for his childs welfare. What should he do? I will always err on the side of caution.

05-06-2010, 01:11 PM	#45
logpogingg Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 455 Senior Member	Have u ever seen Thailand street dogs? Maa wat or maa soi? I believe I mentioned previously in the thread, that I was amazed when I came across a group of motorcycle taxi drivers on Soi 11 Sukhumvit giving the street dogs a good bath. And I have seen all kinds, thin ones, fat ones, ones missing limbs, other blind in one eye, etc. And I can say I have never seen a mean one. I am a dog lover or to use a broader term, an animal lover but I am also a responsible owner. I firmly believe a dog needs to be under control. Any dog has the potential to injure a person I don't care what it's nature is. The bite could come because a child steps on its tail and being suprised the dog snaps. Or it could be that the dog is being tormented, or the dog could just be vicous for whatever reason, But to get back to the original post, there is this dog that has bit once, that is aggressive, and that the poster was concerned for his childs welfare. What should he do? I will always err on the side of caution.
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