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  2. Bosintang - Wikipedia

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    Bosintang [a] (Korean: 보신탕, South Korean name) or tan'gogikuk (단고기국, North Korean name) is a Korean soup that uses dog meat as its primary ingredient. The meat is boiled with vegetables such as green onions, perilla leaves, and dandelions, and flavorants such as doenjang, gochujang, and perilla seed powder. [1]

  3. Dog meat consumption in South Korea - Wikipedia

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    By 2019 all major dog meat markets had shut down across South Korea, mainly due to declining sales. In 2021, the last major dog meat market remaining shut down in Daegu. [4] On November 21, 2018, South Korea closed the country's main dog slaughterhouse, known as Taepyeong-dong. [9] The slaughterhouse was located in Seongnam. [9]

  4. Pets in South Korea - Wikipedia

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    A controversial topic in South Korea is Bosintang. Bosintang is a soup made from dog meat. It is not illegal to slaughter and distribute dogs for consumption in South Korea. [30] Opponents of the practice argue all dogs can be pets, but proponents argue that pets and edible dogs can be separated. [31] There is a worldwide controversy over Korea ...

  5. South Korea passes law banning dog meat trade - AOL

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    As South Korea has developed dogs have surged in popularity as pets, with an estimated 6 million in Korean homes, Humane Society International Korea says. South Koreans often treat their pets as ...

  6. Twist in the Tale of Korea’s Dog-Eating Obsession - AOL

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    Ed Jones/GettyDog-eating Koreans may soon have to bid an aggrieved farewell to the gamey taste of their favorite meat as proffered for centuries in dogmeat restaurants around the country.Bowing to ...

  7. Olympic crackdown on dog meat fails to banish it from menus

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    Dog meat restaurants in South Korea are cooking up their traditional specialties despite government pressure aimed at curbing sales during the Olympics.

  8. Dog meat - Wikipedia

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    The Tosa, or Japanese Fighting Dog is replacing older breeds or mutts in South Korea. The Tosa is not commonly a pet and is banned in multiple countries; it is also very lean with a little bit of fat, making it perfect for meat production. Currently only Government-Approved dog farms in Korea raise Tosa for meat. [347]

  9. South Korea to ban divisive practice of eating dog meat ... - AOL

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    Minister says government will ‘provide full support to farmers, butchers and other businesses facing closure’ due to new law