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Watch 17 videos about the Cambodia Phnom Penh Mission— listen to faith-building experiences, cultural insights, missionary tips, success stories, and more. Share your mission experiences to support future missionaries called to serve in your mission.
I have a million dog stories but one of my absolute favorites was I was in one of my areas with my companion and we were biking around trying to contact trying to talk to as many people as we could and we start getting chased by this big dog and we just end up you know biking down this street trying to get away from this dog and you know it's kind of a dead end there's only one house to the left um and so we kind of drop into this guy's little house for a sec just trying to escape the dog and we start talking to him and he's cooking some food or whatever so we go over and we're like we're trying to make conversation and then we look at the food that he's cooking and there's just a dog head looking up at us in this like stew thing and um we I guess we found out what happens to the to the dogs on that street
There are a lot of dogs in Cambodia, and I love dogs so much. But sometimes they get abused, and a lot of times they get eaten. And so, you won't be surprised while, like, biking through the street, seeing people selling dog meat or, like, dog head, and just displaying it out in the streets. It's kind of strange, kind of also scary, but I don't have lots of dog stories. I just know that there are a lot of stray dogs out there, and some of the members or just people in general will sell dog meat. That's just, like, part of the culture.