[Red Badger]

I thought it was fishy when I heard that there were live dogs in Korea................

[12th_Monkey]

he was actually eaten by 120 starving North Koreans

[ZirconEncrustedTweezers]

How do you say “You’ve been punked!” in Mandarin?

[left that other site]

120 Dogs would feed an entire Arirang Festival!

[ETL]

Doesn't necessarily mean they don't use dogs in that way.

For what it's worth...

North Korean defector reveals life in concentration camp [2012]:

source:
http://imgur.com/a/648Mv/noscript

North Korean defector reveals life in concentration camp
http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/327351

[Beagle8U]

With any luck Kim Yung Dung will feed Rodman to the dogs too.

[irish guard]

So here's the irony to this....if it's true.

This may be the first time that dogs have eaten a North Korean instead of a North Korean eating a dog.

I can just picture Kim sitting around with sycophants laughing about how Koreans like to eat dogs because they're starving, when he suddenly perks up and says, "why don't I feed my uncle to the dogs rather than letting him eat dogs!"

Someone had to throw this one out there.....

[rdcbn]

It may also gave started with him throwing his uncle in a cage with a bunch of starving dogsp

[plain talk]

I see no basis to NOT believe the story weeks later. Speaking of agenda’s I am also skeptical of those trying to trash the story and clear NK. I don’t know if it happened or not but why all of sudden are people coming out of the woodwork to discredit the story?

[mojito]

Don't know about nowadays, but but back in the 1980’s Wen Wei Po had the best sources inside communist China.

I think the Chinese government has an interest in preserving the image of their “ally,” and hence this campaign to discredit the dog-eating story.

[Starstruck]

The dogs were hungry again an hour later.

[JoeProBono]