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Postby KateL57 » February 26th, 2007

From Turkey:

A native Turkish breed (I think), the Kangal:



A stray (I was going to say a friendly stray...but I found all of them friendly, more or less) - the red chip in her ear means she'd been neutered:



And at a temporary shelter/ spay and neuter clinic in Fethiye, Turkey (FHDD):






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Postby BostonBill » February 26th, 2007

......or across the street.
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Postby Haci Richard » February 26th, 2007

This is Laila in a lake in eastern Massachusetts. She lives with her dad (the guy in the canoe) and three cats across the state line in New York.

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Postby cayce » February 26th, 2007

I love dogs!!

These photos are from Borneo: these are hunting dogs from the Iban Longhouses. Highly intelligent dogs!





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Postby GoBackpacking » February 28th, 2007

This dog is named Princess, and she was the pet of the family whose guest house I stayed at in San Ignacio, Belize last year.

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Postby Losang » March 3rd, 2007



This is a pure bred Tibetan mastiff from Tibet. This dog is only 6 months old. When he is full grown he will weigh around 160lbs.
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Postby gtrob » March 3rd, 2007

last summer studying in ankara, aroud the METU campus, the strays were VICIOUS. big nasty fellas, too. interesting that they were so friendly in fethiye.

i would say that, on average, dogs are cooler than people.
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Postby Joey » March 3rd, 2007

Saw this dog nursing her puppies 2 nights ago in Ko Pha Ngan. This was in the middle of the street too.




And then there was this big guy chillin with a donkey in Morocco. Not far from the the Todra Gorge.

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Postby KateL57 » March 3rd, 2007

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last summer studying in ankara, aroud the METU campus, the strays were VICIOUS. big nasty fellas, too. interesting that they were so friendly in fethiye.

i would say that, on average, dogs are cooler than people.


I didn't have any problems in Istanbul either - in most places I've been with strays, including India, they are more afraid of people than anything else. I've found that if I leave them alone they don't bother me.

In Turkey, it could also be connected to the neuter and return programs - in Fethiye and Istanbul there are relatively well organized programs, and neutering dogs makes them less territorial and (partly because of that)less agressive. It also does actually help control the stray population much more efficively than other methods used in the past, or in some countries still.
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Postby KateL57 » October 13th, 2007

Stray dog in Prishtina, Kosovo:




Dog in a shelter in Kosovo:




Stray dog in Skopje, Macedonia:
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Postby AmazingJulesVerne » June 21st, 2008

A long and disappointing afternoon outside an enoteca in Florence:

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Postby minerguy » June 21st, 2008

This helpful little guy was in Laos.

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Postby Callilucy » June 21st, 2008

Mmmm, yummy dirty earwax....
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Postby minerguy » June 21st, 2008

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Mmmm, yummy dirty earwax....

You can buy dried pigs ears here as dog treats, he just wanted a fresh one. The pig didn't seem to mind.
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