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Old 05-11-2006, 04:39 AM
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Korean steals dog and eats it
Eating dogs may be a stereotype Koreans will never let down! This story is written pretty funny.

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A discarded dog collar led authorities to a man in his 40s who had stolen a pedigree dog and turned it into the stew known as Boshintang that is still considered a delicacy by some Koreans.


Police said a woman identified as Kim (57) on the morning of April 3 tied her pedigree dog, of a breed that sells for some US$300, in the yard of the restaurant she manages. That was the last she saw of her furry companion. Searching all over the neighborhood later that morning, however, she found the animal's collar near the door of a portakabin, home to a man identified as Song (44). Kim reported her suspicion that Song had stolen the dog to the police, who arrested the man on Monday.

An officer with Seoul Guro-gu police station said Song was a great lover of Boshintang, and his mouth watered at the sight of the dog, driving him to steal the animal and eat it. "He probably never thought he would be caught because of the collar," the officer added.
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Korean dog will improve your stamina.
You try eat it ! and then, You'll changing your mind.

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Korean dog is very good.
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Supposedly-back in the late 70's @ Humphreys one the MP kanine mysteriously disappeared. No one confirmed or denied the incident. In the early part of 1980, Pyeongtaek did offer, for a lack of a beeter phrase a 'dog bounty' for strays.
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Have you ever noticed a stray dog in Korea?
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Have you ever noticed a stray dog in Korea?
Actually yeah, I see two dogs always strolling down the Songtan shopping area.
One is a Lhasa Apso. Dirty as sin and he never really bothers anyone. Just kind of hangs out.
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During my time they were a rare breed. Owner rarely let their dogs outside the fence. Maybe one or two late at night. Is this Kagoggi question?
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