Pet a Dog

Find out what it really takes to look after a dog in Thailand! This lesson follows the journey from bringing home a one-month-old puppy to everything a dog needs: a bed, food and water bowls, toys, shampoo, a brush for long-haired dogs, and a leash and collar for walks in the park. You'll also hear about cleaning up after your dog, trips to the vet, shedding season, mating season, and even dog birthday parties. Plus, discover why so many Thai homes put a "fierce dog" sign out front!

Thai Vocabulary:
สุนัข (sù-nák) / หมา (mǎa) – Dog (formal / informal)
หมาดุ (mǎa dù) – Fierce dog
สายจูง (sǎai juung) – Leash
สัตวแพทย์ (sàt-dtà-wá-pɛ̂ɛt) – Vet
หมาจรจัด (mǎa jɔɔn-rá-jàt) – Stray dog
กระดิกหาง (grà-dìk hǎang) – To wag its tail

Keep listening, keep learning, and enjoy your Thai journey!

Advanced Beginner Age Animals Birthday Culture Dogs Funeral Grooming Health Home Months Numbers Park Pets Seasons Shopping Thailand

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Pet a Dog

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