Thank you for that. I will forward this whole post to my Daughter hoping she will leave Coco with her mom for a couple of weeks. I hope you don't mind if I edit your post a little and add that they also eat dogs in neighboring countries. LOL
Ohh and i will add some pictures of snakes. on second thought no pictures of snakes because she might not come also.
Sounds like a nightmare, getting all the paperwork , and once she gets here taking care of the dog while we travel around to show her some of the sights would be difficult.
The sooner you fall behind, the more time you have to catch up.
^ Good idea to leave the dog home. It's just not worth all the hassle for a holiday.
And just like the blink of an eye a week has passed today is their last day.
Tomorrow checking out early and starting the long trek to Tak.
He isn't named Chock-dee for nothing. Even though he has no interest in the pile of red bills.
They went to have dinner at a street market. Wife says it's busy with Thai tourist now. Good for them to get out and about.
Looks like a nice spot for dinner.
^does chock dee get an award or trophy for that? (first dog)
How will they get to Tak? Plane +??? (I've been to Tak only once, to get to the Mae Sot border).
Ha definitely no award but they do charge extra
They will drive back and stop off in BKK for a night at her cousins house. An unfortunate trade off for doing the sandbox.
Great pics Mike!
You should train your dog to sniff out the ambergris which can be sold for up to $40,000 a kilogram.
Easier and more profitable than metal detecting on the beaches.
Nice Pictures . Thanks for sharing .
This is a good time for the dog, or for that matter for anyone to be coming to Thailand as the rains are ending and the weather will start getting a bit cooler, it should give Chock-dee a chance to slowly acclimate by the time the warm weather returns.
A bit of an update:
After a month and a half it seems that Chock-dee has acclimated to village life just fine. Got hit by fire ants a few times but survived that ok.
He already made friends with a local dog. He came back to our house a few times but quickly runs for the gate because Dee gets a bit wild.
He joins in on their morning walk.
A few random shots from the village.
The same little bridge crossing the Ping river.
Just outside our gate. He loves to ride on the golf cart taking in all the sights and smells
Someone already shouted out ma falang but he didn't take offence.
Best of all the family seems to get on with him fine.
We'll see if he remembers me in two months.
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