Eating Dog Meat in South Korea.

[@futo]

Interesting...thought this was done away with in South Korea, because a law was passed...I saw the report on either Hong Kong's SCMP or Singapore CNA news

[@blakehandshake]

From what I remember, it can be done until 2027, but I could be wrong. I'm sure it will still be done though in certain areas.

[@YoojinKim-gt5fj]

I could have sworn I heard Korea banned it too!!

[@YoojinKim-gt5fj]

Kudos 👏 to you cause I couldn't make myself eat it especially knowing it was a dog!! All I can think about is what kind of dog, who could kill a poor healthy dog & why with all the different meats around would they have to kill a dog???!!!! WHY WHY WHY??? THE ONLY WAY I COULD EVER IMAGINE EATING DOG MEAT IS IF NO ONE TOLD ME I WAS GOING TO BE EATING DOG MEAT, SO YEAH I'D HAVE TO BE TRICKED!!!! BC I LOVE DOGS I COULDN'T FATHOM, JUST THINKING ABOUT IT MAKES ME GAG.

[@blakehandshake]

@@YoojinKim-gt5fj I understand- there are only specific breeds. Not just any dog.

[@razdvatri23]

As a dog lover, this video is shocking for me to be honest, but… at the same time we have to keep in mind that every country has different culture and history, for example, in Kazakhstan people eat horse meat and it is their traditional food, therefore people have to respect every nation’s culture and traditions..

[@blakehandshake]

I will eat the horse meat soon during my layover ✈️

[@razdvatri23]

@@blakehandshake waiting for the video)))

[@futo]

Dog meat is also consumed in " The dog meat trade is most widespread in China, South Korea, the Philippines, Thailand, Laos, Viet Nam, Cambodia, Indonesia and Nagaland in northern India." in quote is what's found on line by Humane Society International...Even though is assumed China is the largest consumer, it's actually mostly southern China.

[@YoojinKim-gt5fj]

​@@futowow that's crazy thanks for the info.

[@stayfree870]

I thought South Korea was similar to USA being that they are Christians. I didn't think this was done there. Thanks for the backstory history.

[@blakehandshake]

Eating dog meat doesn't make someone not a Christian, but there are many Christians in South Korea.