Elfi Seitz poses with the
owner of Silver, a Great Dane.
Warunya Thongrod
Central Center went to the dogs for two days, but local and
tourist kids didn’t seem to mind.
The North Pattaya mall staged its second “Dogs Super Hero” show July
6-7, featuring rare breeds such as the Samoyed, Alaskan malamute and
Tibetan mastiff. Booths sold dog food and pet supplies and Thai puppy
farms cranked up the cuteness to sell new pets to the youngsters. The
highlight was the “protective dogs show.”
Mayor Itthiphol Kunplome opened the show with mall Assistant Manager
Somchai Inthornwichai and city council members.
“The Dog Super Hero show was held for the second year to inspire youths
to care more about their pets, which has the added benefit of occupying
their time and keep them away from vices and addictive substances,”
Somchai said. “Pets also promote good family relations, acting as
‘middlemen’.”
Seven-year-old Chompaween Daonurai wasn’t thinking much about how a dog
could be a “middleman,” though. She just liked the show.
“I have two dogs at home and I enjoyed the performance of smart dogs,”
she said. “I want more of these events.”
A beautiful Samoyed attracts a large number
of visitors.
Children enjoy feeding the dogs.
Trained dogs show off their skills at the
Dog Super Hero 2013 show.
Dogs skills performances thrill the
audience.
The Dog Super Hero 2013 show at Central
Center Pattaya 2013 is fun for the whole family.
An informative show about how to protect
your dog.
Thai puppy farms crank up the cuteness to
sell new pets to the youngsters.
Children are especially excited, clapping
for the smart dogs during their stage performance on ‘Protective Dogs’.
Stage performances attract a large audience
of children and adults.
