Fanta is four months old, a Siberian Husky puppy who thinks the sun is a personal challenge. Bangkok this April has been brutal, and I learned quickly that the pavement gets hot enough to hurt her paws, even in the morning. Now I check the ground with the back of my hand before every walk. If it's too hot to hold for seven seconds, it's too hot for her.
We walk early or late, stick to grass and shade, and carry water in a bottle with a small bowl. Indoors, the air conditioning stays on a moderate setting, there's a cool mat by the balcony door and a frozen toy she loves to chew. If she is panting heavily or seems unwell, we stop and head home right away.
Three weeks ago I was walking home along a soi off Sathorn Road when a tiny cat shot out from under a parked motorbike and nearly tripped me. She was maybe four months old, all ears and atti...
Som O ran out when a delivery guy opened the gate on our soi. He was gone for about three hours. Here is what I wish I had done in the first ten minutes instead of panicking.
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Pakorn · 4 เดือนที่แล้ว
เรื่องแตะมือกับพื้นนี่ผมทำมาหลายปีแล้วครับ ก่อนหน้านี้ใช้เท้าแตะ ทำตามได้เลย น้องเราจะได้ไม่ร้อนเท้า