The dog’s fortune is that he likes to eat durian and has a master who owns a garden.

The dog's fortune is that it likes to eat durian, but only when it is ripe. It has the owner of a durian orchard as its boss. When durian season comes, it follows its owner to the orchard every day. Agricultural extension officers from the Trang Provincial Agricultural Office and officials inspected the quality of durians in the orchard after promoting the use of black light by farmers to help control and eliminate durian worms and fruit-boring insects. This year, farmers who used this method had good yields without problems with worms or fruit-boring insects. When arriving at Khun Chamnian's orchard in Village No. 8, Na Tha Muang Subdistrict, Mueang District, Trang Province, which is currently cutting the first batch of Mon Thong durians, what made the staff smile was seeing "Jaonuan", a black female dog, sitting and guarding the pile of durians not far away, causing the orchard owner to cut open the Mon Thong durians that fell from the trees to feed them. Phi Jamnian said that Jaonuan likes to eat duria n very much, especially durian cut so that it is crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. But today he could eat only a little because all the durians he cut and sent to the traders were sold. All that was left were the fallen durians. Jaonuan did not like the ripe durians that fell from the tree. Jaonuan started eating durian since he was little. Whenever the durians fell, he ate them right away. He likes durians that are perfectly ripe. Recently, he has been following the orchard every day. See more Source: Thai News Agency