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Dog Meat Festival

KimJongUn

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You forgot to mention that all local residents of that small town all commemorate that entire month by
only fucking via the standard doggy or doggy-derivative positions when engaging in sex. Normal missionary
and cowgal positions will only resume after that month
 

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US$8,000 dog stolen and sold to a restaurant for meat

Distraught owner launches legal action against restaurant and complains police did not search for missing guard dog owing to legal restrictions

PUBLISHED : Wednesday, 19 November, 2014, 3:09pm
UPDATED : Wednesday, 19 November, 2014, 8:18pm

Wu Nan [email protected]

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Police failed to search for a stolen Alaskan Malamute dog which was later sold and cooked by a restaurant, the businessman who owned the expensive breed has said.

The man named Yang, who runs a tyre shop in Tonghua, Jilin, bought the dog named Ruizhi – “wisdom” – for US$8,000 from the US and trained it to guard his business, Xinwenhuabao reported on Wednesday.

Yang’s family said the dog was clever and could even recognise a 20 yuan note.

But Ruizhi went missing on November 6 and Yang obtained surveillance footage from neighbours showing a man and woman stealing it.

Yang said local police refused to search for the dog because there are no dog protection laws. He posted photos of the dog and the suspects on the Wechat social network and promised to reward any information which would help him find Ruizhi.

The next day he tracked down the alleged dog thief with the help of a friend on Wechat. The thief admitted he sold the dog for 700 yuan (HK$884) to a dog dealer. Yang then tracked down the dealer who said he sold the dog for 950 yuan to a restaurant.

Worse was to come. Yang found the restaurant – and even saw shocking video footage of Ruizhi being killed and eaten.

“I can hardly describe how sick I felt losing the dog,” Yang said. He has now launched legal action against the restaurant.

The local police have finally decided to act now the thief has been caught. An officer said they would deal with a thief but would not search for a missing dog.

There are no laws on the mainland to protect dogs. Wildlife protection legislation only protects rare or endangered species and in parts of China it remains customary to eat dog meat.

In June, at the Yulin dog meat festival in Guangxi province, about 2,000 dogs were processed by eight slaughterhouses, according to the Yulin Centre for Animal Disease Control and Prevention. The festival provoked wide criticism from animal protection groups.


 

hor_LEE_ber

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If Ang Moh dogs aren't happy about this they should encounter an Ang Moh Cannibalism Festival where Ang Mohs got cannibalized or fed to dogs that are in turn eaten by us. Teaching them whats new humanity and human rights. :smile: hahahaha!
 

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If Ang Moh dogs aren't happy about this they should encounter an Ang Moh Cannibalism Festival where Ang Mohs got cannibalized or fed to dogs that are in turn eaten by us. Teaching them whats new humanity and human rights. :smile: hahahaha!

You are horleeber
 
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