Talaga bang ganito sa KSA?! Sheep pala ang pet nila... I can imagine the smell of the car.
Sa Australia may mga ganito rin pero dogs naman. Actually, in the South Australia Driver's Handbook, there are some rules to follow when taking these pets in the vehicle.
RJ, they are not pets, as in pets as we think it should be. They are sheepherds and some transport their flocks to the market like what you see in the cartoon.
Lawstude, para makasiguro, ask somebody who was here in Saudi for several years. Huwag yung sa medical fields ha, hindi lumalabas ng siudad ang mga yan. : )
when i saw this drawings, I ask kung ganito ba talaga sa Saudi? Poor women, like when they are not even given a chance to be educated at least do not maltreat.
YellowBells, "maltreatment" is debatable. It's a cultural thing and they educate them to a certain extent. It's not a government issue but rather a family one and mostly exist in rural areas. Conforming to the old ways or conservatism is the root.
I read the book princess of arabia and it was horrible to know that some young girls sold by their family and some burried alive... naku such a sesitive issue... Im assume that only the non-educated ones are still doing the same today.
Talaga bang ganito sa KSA?! Sheep pala ang pet nila... I can imagine the smell of the car.
ReplyDeleteSa Australia may mga ganito rin pero dogs naman. Actually, in the South Australia Driver's Handbook, there are some rules to follow when taking these pets in the vehicle.
RJ, they are not pets, as in pets as we think it should be. They are sheepherds and some transport their flocks to the market like what you see in the cartoon.
ReplyDeleteganyan ba talaga? wawa naman ang girls. :(
ReplyDeleteatticus, I've seen these in some remote areas while traveling. Besides, you know naman how they treat the opposite sex here. : )
ReplyDeletelol! parang dito sa Canada, ang bagong silang na sanggol e sa crib natutulog tapos yung alagang mga aso e katabi sa kama..tsk tsk tsk!
ReplyDeleteReally? May ganyan, sabagay, yung aso namin, ganyan din kung itreat namin. hehhee
ReplyDeletehahaha... kahit sa pilipinas dumadami na rin ang ganyan.
ReplyDeletehahaha, ang cute ng tupa!!!i saw one incident like that sa dammam, was shocked also.pero ganun ata talaga dito eh.
ReplyDeleteanalyn, malinis naman ata ang aso. E 'tong tupa hindi lang ma-anggo pinakakawalan lang sa disyerto. BTW, thanks for dropping by!
ReplyDeletesheng, westernize na rin pala ang treat nyo sa alagang bahay. Sa amin ang aso, aso lang talaga!
donG, oo marami sa pinas, pero hindi tupa. Amoy Iranian ang kotse mo pag ganyan. : )
ReplyDeleteTheo, o di ba. para tuloy masasabi mong mas mahalaga ang tupa kesa sa pamilya nila. : (
hahaha.. bakit nasa likod ang mga bebot ? Akala ko sa bus lang nagyayari ito :)
ReplyDeletebw, that is also a paradox to me, but it happens here. Minsan meron pang bata sa likod while the animal sits snugly inside.
ReplyDeletehindi rin kasi, yung aso kumakain ng dumi ng may dumi e tapos lick ka na nila sa face...eeeewwww!!! lol
ReplyDeletesalamat din po sa pagbalik lundag :)
Baka naman mas mabantot pa sa tupa yun mga nakasakay sa likod hahaha, kasi nman bka lumundag mga tupa sa likod kaya nasa loob sila hehe
ReplyDeletemabuti pa sa atin alagang reyna ang mga women natin :)
ReplyDeleteSardz, correct! Yan, din ang paniwala ko. Pero sentido kumon na lang. Pwedeng talian ang mga paa ng hayop at pahiga-in sa likod ng pick-up.
ReplyDeleteLifeMoto, not everybody. Marami ring kababaehan sa atin ang nakakaranas ng "domestic abuse".
di nga? baka kakainin naman nila yung tupa lol :)
ReplyDeleteLawstude, para makasiguro, ask somebody who was here in Saudi for several years. Huwag yung sa medical fields ha, hindi lumalabas ng siudad ang mga yan. : )
ReplyDeletethis is so true! nakita ko ang eksenang ito while still working in Saudi Arabia.
ReplyDeleteNomadicPinoy, and it's still being practiced in remote areas of the kingdom. : )
ReplyDeletewhen i saw this drawings, I ask kung ganito ba talaga sa Saudi? Poor women, like when they are not even given a chance to be educated at least do not maltreat.
ReplyDeleteRJ hindi ba Kangaroo ang ginagawang pets ng mga Aussie?
ReplyDeleteYellowBells, "maltreatment" is debatable. It's a cultural thing and they educate them to a certain extent. It's not a government issue but rather a family one and mostly exist in rural areas. Conforming to the old ways or conservatism is the root.
ReplyDeleteI read the book princess of arabia and it was horrible to know that some young girls sold by their family and some burried alive... naku such a sesitive issue... Im assume that only the non-educated ones are still doing the same today.
ReplyDeleteYellowBells, mabuti ka pa "available" yan sa inyo at nabasa mo. Although it was written by a Saudi princess, "ban" dito ang book na yan. : (
ReplyDeletepatay tayo dyan.. ha ha ha.:)
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