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05-04-2006, 01:29 AM
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I have deleted the posts made above in another language. Please understand that the language at the forum is English. Refrain from comments in another language as it is rude to the person who doesn't understand it. If you must talk to a person in their language as goodwill gesture, please do so via PM.
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05-04-2006, 06:02 PM
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Well, I guess I won't be asking Prince Henrik to do any pet sitting! 
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:p:p:p!!! Funny! I'm sure he won't be so delighted to hear that!  I suppose it is out of ordinary for us because we are not use to this, since we consider dogs domestic animals. But hey Prince Henrik enjoys it! Do their chef actually make it or was he just saying something he did a long time ago in Vietnam?
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05-04-2006, 11:47 PM
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Here is an Australian article on the dog eating situation.
PRINCESS Mary of Denmark has been urged to educate the Danish Royal Family after her father-in-law revealed he had a penchant for eating dogs. The Times online today reported that 72-year-old Prince Henrik in a published interview admitted to loving dogs in a rather culinary way: "delicately sliced, lightly fried and served on a plate".
http://www.news.com.au/story/0,10117...-13762,00.html
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05-05-2006, 01:29 PM
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On the dog eating situation: The entire interview with HRH Henrik, the Prince Consort of Denmark, is available in Danish here (pdf): http://www.dsb.dk/servlet/BlobServer?blobtable=Download&blobheader=application/pdf&blobcol=urldownload&blobkey=id&blobwhere=1146456378535&ssbinary=true&filename=file.pdf (pp. 17-28 of 68). I give you a translation of a short, but relevant passage which Ekstra Bladet has chosen to leave out. Right after having concluded that dog meat is very dry , His Royal Highness states that “But I do not know if it was just the specific dog I tasted that was quite dry” (p. 23). Hence, His Royal Highness does not eat dog meat, but has tried it once, probably in South East Asia (assumption).
I wish you all a nice weekend!
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05-05-2006, 03:52 PM
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Thank you, Lasse. I was just about pointing the same. I wil go as far as saying that the foreign press is lying. Here is everything that Prince Henrik said. Everything that the media wrote other than that is made up.
Part of the interview:
Your Royal Highness, you like dogs. But you also like gastronomy. Have You ever tryid eating dog? People do that in some parts of the world, and I thought, that it perhaps could have happend in Your childhood in Vietnam or on one of all Your Royal visits?
- Yes, I have as of matter of fact. But then I have along the way maybe tryid almost everything, that you could possibly eat.
What does dog taste like?
It actually tastes a little like rabbit. I wouold rather say like dry goat. Hmm wait... no, wait. Like veal, it actually tastes more like veal. Like whole milk veal, yes. Like a very dry whole milk veal. But then I don't know, if it just was just the dog, that I tasted, that was very dry. It actually does not bother me to taste dogmeat. The dogs, you eat, are usually breed just for that, just like you do with chickens in Denmark. It is not dogs, that has lived within families, and suddently are eaten.
Notice! NOTHING about eating dog in Denmark. NOTHING about eating more than once. NOTHING about liking it, just "no bothering" about it. NOTHING about "delicately sliced, lightly fried and served on a plate". Most of it is just invented by the foriegn press. Prince Henrik has also NEVER said "he would like to be reborn as a dachshund in the Danish Court". It was a Danish employee in the Danish Royal Family that said that "If i believed in reincarnation, then I would like to be reborn as a Royal dog".
This just shows how naive people are, when it comes to what is reported in the press.
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05-05-2006, 04:09 PM
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Originally Posted by fromEU
Notice! NOTHING about eating dog in Denmark. NOTHING about eating more than once. NOTHING about liking it, just "no bothering" about it. NOTHING about "delicately sliced, lightly fried and served on a plate". Most of it is just invented by the foriegn press. Prince Henrik has also NEVER said "he would like to be reborn as a dachshund in the Danish Court". It was a Danish employee in the Danish Royal Family that said that "If i believed in reincarnation, then I would like to be reborn as a Royal dog".
This just shows how naive people are, when it comes to what is reported in the press.
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you are right. we just "assumed" which was wrong I suppose. I did not hear anything about a royal dog though?
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05-05-2006, 04:35 PM
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Did the Danish royal family take part in any ceremony today ??
I believe May 5th is Liberation Day in Denmark.
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05-06-2006, 02:21 AM
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fromEU,
Thank you for setting the record straight. I was a bit perturbed about the fact that so many assumed that Prince Henrik still ate dog meat.
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05-06-2006, 08:25 AM
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I also read something interesting about Henrik and his beloved sausage dogs. The article said that in his next life, Henrik wants to come back as a sausage dog in the Danish royal court.
They are obviously quite pampered, but I also like Henrik's sense of humour.
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05-06-2006, 08:38 AM
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Originally Posted by lizzie
I also read something interesting about Henrik and his beloved sausage dogs. The article said that in his next life, Henrik wants to come back as a sausage dog in the Danish royal court.
They are obviously quite pampered, but I also like Henrik's sense of humour.
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Love that humour, nevertheless I still covered my Chi's eyes while I was reading the last of this thread.  (Just in case, you understand!  )
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05-06-2006, 08:50 AM
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I also read something interesting about Henrik and his beloved sausage dogs. The article said that in his next life, Henrik wants to come back as a sausage dog in the Danish royal court.
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It's getting very hard to separate fact from fiction here. See the last two paragraphs of fromEU's post at #102 to get the real story.
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05-06-2006, 09:25 AM
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I'm sorry - I certainly didn't mean to offend anyone.
It just seemed to be a sweet notion, but I should have been more careful.
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05-06-2006, 11:22 AM
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05-06-2006, 12:18 PM
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I hope I didn't offend anyone with my one liner remark about Prince Henrik. Just for the record I think he seems like a nice and affectionate man who really cares about his dogs. I just can never resist a one liner when it presents itself!
Okay, I am done on this topic, I won't bring it up again I promise!
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05-07-2006, 06:35 AM
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Originally Posted by purple_platinum
The Danish Prince Consort Henrik has welcomed us into his home at Amalienborg Palace in Copenhagen.
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Those pictures are really great, thank you for posting them p_p! The dogs are certainly very cute, and they seem to get on with their master very well! :)
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05-09-2006, 10:16 AM
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Originally Posted by lizzie
I also read something interesting about Henrik and his beloved sausage dogs. The article said that in his next life, Henrik wants to come back as a sausage dog in the Danish royal court.
They are obviously quite pampered, but I also like Henrik's sense of humour.
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 at sausage dog. i know exactly what you mean, I grew up with a sausage dog and we called it our little sausage. it felt like a sausage when you held it.
i also love prince Henrik's sense of humour which sometimes can be a little too ''academic'' for the ordinary Dane.
purple platinum, thank you so much for providing these great pictures.
it just occurs to me that one think i like about prince Henrik is the fact that he gives every new dog (and there has been many over the years) a new name.
it suggests to me that he sees them as little individuals and not just pets that can be replaced.
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05-09-2006, 04:49 PM
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Queen Margrethe migth have an knee and back operation
Queen Margrethe is a long way from at the top. Hers health has that correct badly , and she can scratch several heavy events. A operation can be requisite.
Queen Margrethe aren't wet,however there's none doubt about,that her health has that correct bad just now. Several things are teasing the queen, and it is wering her out never not feeling very well. It migth end with another operation,though it is a drastically steps,is it very likely that the operation can getting the queen at her foot agiain.
The last weekend she had to cancel her trip to her cousin King Carl Gustafs birthdayparty.
It was reported that queen Margrethe had a serious cold and that was the reason for her not attending the birthdayparty,but not even a cold be able for the queen to cancel the birthdayparty...
I´t can only be the osteoarthritis in her back and in her knee that makes her cancel the birthday.
The pain in the back and knee can crop up very suddenly and it is very probably what happend the weekend at the birthday.
Source Billedebladet 3/5-06
http://www.billedbladet.dk/default.a...ails&Item=3995
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05-09-2006, 07:20 PM
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Suprised to hear a London radio station mention Prince Henrik and his dog-eating comments tonight. Was tempted to phone and defend HRH but got distracted.
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05-09-2006, 07:27 PM
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Suprised to hear a London radio station mention Prince Henrik and his dog-eating comments tonight. Was tempted to phone and defend HRH but got distracted.
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I heard it as well. 
Figures, the only time the British media mentions Henrik and it's something "bad" and untrue
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