Guard Dogs in Burma

Sep 25th, 2007

_ by Thein Win

One day ,at noon, a Tourist Coach parked in front of a Restaurant in Pyinmana.

Pyinmana is very close to current Burmese Military Head Quarters, Kyat Pyay-Nay Pyi Daw.

Tourists saw many barbed-wire barricades with red placards at all road intersections.

Dog Loving Tourists thought the red placards are the warning sign of the Guard Dogs and they asked some questions to Interpreter about the species/breeds of the Guard Dogs in Burma.

Interpreter explained as follows:

“Guard Dogs in Burma are indeed a rare breed in the world. Some Guard Dogs are with uniforms and helmets. Some are with plain cloths and catapults in their pocketes.”

@  @  @  @  @  @  @  @  @  @  @  @  @  @  @  @  @ @  @  @  @  @  @ @

* The views expressed by authors in the articles are their own, but not necessarily reflect the policy standpoint of BURMA DIGEST editorial team.
* Readers can also state their views in English in the comment box below; currently 1 Comment.
* This article is archived under Old Misellaneous category.

One Response to “Guard Dogs in Burma”

Leave a Reply