Facebook user Udomsak Sakulpradit, of Dog Landmark farm, said when the dog was returned to him its face, including its eyes and mouth, showed signs of severe irritation.“It has eye problems also, making it almost blind,” Udomsak wrote. He said he recorded a video of the dog before it was sold and when it was returned to him four months later. Udomsak said that he sent photos of videos of the healthy dog to the doctor before he bought the animal. However, four months later the doctor telephoned Udomsak and complained that the dog’s colour and character was different and he wanted to return it. He said the dog looked like it had been assaulted and injected with some chemical that made its face dry and it was almost blind.

Source: The Nation Bangkok January 16, 2018 10:18 UTC