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something very ugly is going on in SD
I will say for the record that that was the first and only time I ever saw this and it was a shock. It happened 3 years ago and neither employee is still there. Again, I don't know what prompted this little cruelty session and my understanding of the language was not sufficient to give me a clue. I have however seen many instances of rudeness, Dominican to Dominican at various work environments and it seems that's just the way things go there. They tend to be much less compassionate than Europeans or N.A.'s in dealing with employees.
I have developed a habit when in the DR to always identify and acknowledge the alpha dog in any establishment. Subordinates will usually react with better service.
If you cook the Dog well it probably won't affect you. If, on the other hand you like "Dog Tartare" you are SOL. Rabies is able to survive outside of the host so you want to clean the preparation surfaces really well before butchering the Dog for consumption.
Rabies Virus, Symptoms, Vaccine, Treatment
Bon apetit!
I read here that there will be a protest tomorrow:
Protestaran contra el envenamiento de perros en Santo Domingo | Imagenes Dominicanas
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09 marzo 2010
Protestaran contra el envenamiento de perros en Santo Domingo
Este jueves 11 de marzo se realizar? una protesta en contra de las autoridades de salud publica (Sespas ) quienes act?an en contubernio con el Centro Antirr?bico y el ayuntamiento, envenando perros callejeros.
(Ver como apoyar esta protesta en favor de estos indefensos animales)
Yulendys Jorge hace un llamado a traves de Facebook, ?basta ya de abusos, muchos de los animales que envenenan son mejores que muchos de los pol?ticos, que son la peor lacra, alima?as que existen. Debieran de beberse un poco del fatal veneno y le har?an un bien al pa?s?
La protesta ser? a las 11:00 de la ma?ana, frente al Ministerio de Salud P?blica (SESPAS ) en las aceras de la avenida San Crist?bal esquina Tiradentes, frente al Partido Reformista, a una esquina del Estadio Quisqueya
Protestaran contra el envenamiento de perros en Santo Domingo | Imagenes Dominicanas
Este blog
Este blog
09 marzo 2010
Protestaran contra el envenamiento de perros en Santo Domingo
Este jueves 11 de marzo se realizar? una protesta en contra de las autoridades de salud publica (Sespas ) quienes act?an en contubernio con el Centro Antirr?bico y el ayuntamiento, envenando perros callejeros.
(Ver como apoyar esta protesta en favor de estos indefensos animales)
Yulendys Jorge hace un llamado a traves de Facebook, ?basta ya de abusos, muchos de los animales que envenenan son mejores que muchos de los pol?ticos, que son la peor lacra, alima?as que existen. Debieran de beberse un poco del fatal veneno y le har?an un bien al pa?s?
La protesta ser? a las 11:00 de la ma?ana, frente al Ministerio de Salud P?blica (SESPAS ) en las aceras de la avenida San Crist?bal esquina Tiradentes, frente al Partido Reformista, a una esquina del Estadio Quisqueya
Priceless! - For those who don't read Spanish: "...many of the animals that are being poisoned are better than many of the politicians, who are the worst evil, vermin that exists. They should drink a bit of the fatal poison and do the country a favour".
You'll probably get sick and then feel the need of making a list of the people you want to bite.
A link to the story of the only person who have survived Rabi in history.
Jeanna Giese - The Girl who Survived Rabies
More than 100,000 people die every year infected by Rabi.
Rabi has bitten many people and he is infamous for his lack of decorum. He has been known to bite people in some most unfortunate areas.
It was once believed that Rabi's bite was indiscriminate, but upon further investigation it was found that the persons he bites usually had it coming.
As evidence, one should consider the origin of the term "Mad dogs and Englishmen". It is often the case that Rabi's bite is foreshadowed by acts of idiocy and foolishness by the victim.
Food for thought.
It was once believed that Rabi's bite was indiscriminate, but upon further investigation it was found that the persons he bites usually had it coming.
As evidence, one should consider the origin of the term "Mad dogs and Englishmen". It is often the case that Rabi's bite is foreshadowed by acts of idiocy and foolishness by the victim.
Food for thought.
I'm sorry but I don't believe you the bold part. If some manager does that to any Dominican male in PUBLIC, he better have his coffin ready or his gun loaded and cocked, because that means fighting until there's a lot of blood scattered over the floor. Y e' facil, y con que cara vuelve ese hombre a la casa pa' donde su mujer.
People eat dogs in Vietnam, Korea and parts of China and I would bet more than a few other countries.
Do they still practice cannibalism anywhere? Let's send at least 2 posters on this thread there.
Do they still practice cannibalism anywhere? Let's send at least 2 posters on this thread there.
Something ugly is also going on in Cabarete regarding pets, and it's not the fault of any Dominican! Seems that condo owners feel that it is ok to just leave their cat or dog behind when they have to run home for months or permanently. I have heard of this one too many times, and now have a feline friend who has been left in our complex to fend for herself...
It's disgusting really the way some people can just up and leave a cat or dog behind. I hope karma comes back and gets them all.
Brad
It's disgusting really the way some people can just up and leave a cat or dog behind. I hope karma comes back and gets them all.
Brad
they will not get rid of rabbis poisoning the dogs! it is a very cruel and stupid action. They need to vaccinate the dogs....because as i got informed the bats are the primary culprits spreading this disease ....
"Who gave it to the dogs?" ....
If one had seen a dog suffering from poison will not support this kind of action at all.
"Who gave it to the dogs?" ....
If one had seen a dog suffering from poison will not support this kind of action at all.
ok some alphabetically challenged people just aren't getting it:
This is a rabbi:
This is rabies:
Though both have been known to spark similar reactions in some individuals, they are two very different things.
This is a rabbi:
This is rabies:
Though both have been known to spark similar reactions in some individuals, they are two very different things.
ok some alphabetically challenged people just aren't getting it:
This is a rabbi:
This is rabies:
Though both have been known to spark similar reactions in some individuals, they are two very different things.
yea but the rabbi looks tastier, especially with some lox and a cold bottle of manuschewitz
It would appear that the mis-spelling of 'rabies' has turned this very serious subject into rather a humourous thread in parts which, although I also like a good laugh, there is a time and a place for everything.
Concentrating on the OP's comments though, I read recently on DR1 news that the Government are making a huge amount of rabies vaccination available for the dogs in the DR - can't find it right now as a reference though.
No-one who has any compassion would wish poisoning on any domestic creature and I think I made that point quite clear in warning people of poisoning here http://www.dr1.com/forums/living/101285-warning-re-poisoning.html
Perhaps a Moderator could separate the 'rabies' from the 'rabbis' please?
Please dont. This thread has the potential to have the best google results ever.
Look as I see it there are too many feral dogs here anyway. So if they want to decrease the population of feral dogs which should lower the incidence of rabies I dont see it as a serious problem. I d see it more as a public health issue if one of these feral rabid dogs should attack a young child who then succumbs to her attack because her family cannot afford to take her to a medico or cannot afford the medical treatment. That is the real issue, not how they exterminate the dogs(by poisoning, drowning or shooting-I d prefer shooting, its quicker and cleaner).
ok some alphabetically challenged people just aren't getting it:
This is a rabbi:
This is rabies:
Though both have been known to spark similar reactions in some individuals, they are two very different things.
OOOOOOOOOOhhhhhhhhh sorry for my misspelling!
your example made it so clear that i never ever will make that mistake!
i had to laugh so much ...
Thanks for correcting!
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