Porcupine vs. Dog: There’s only one loser – crazy porcupine quills in a dog images

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One of the most popular posts on this blog is one about a dog with a large number of porcupine quills in it’s face.  In honor of the post, I thought I would follow up with this post which shows a gallery full of the pictures of what will happen to a dog if it messes with a porcupine:

Porcupine revenge

Don’t bark at a porcupine

Quills in the mouth

Quills in tongue

Porcupine attack

Huge Quills

Just short of 600 views…

Like I said “porcupines,” “Korean women” and many others like “how to say hello (or thank you) in Korean” are dominating the traffic on the blog these days.  For a snippet of the rest of the popular posts, check out the following WordPress stats for The Real “South” Korea:

“Porcupine” hunters continue to invade my blog…

The search for porcupine continues to be one of the top searches leading to my blog.  Readers most likely land on this post where a terrier was attacked or should we say a porcupine retaliated and littered hundreds of quills into the dog’s face and body.  The post now is the 3rd highest search term leading to my blog this quarter competing with phrases and words that are more germane to my blog like “thank you in Korean” and “Korean women.”  Maybe I should change this to the porcupine blog?  😉

Check out the search phrases from the quarter for the Living & Working in Korea Guide to English:

Interesting images series: don’t mess with a porcupine

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This pitbull didn’t realize all those quills can jump off and get ya!

I was teaching the boys some body parts of a porcupine this weekend since it was part of their homework.  They were suppose to draw a porcupine with teeth, quills, fur, eyes, claws, paws, mouth and ears.  The boys didn’t know what quills, fur, claws and paws were and so I had to show them them.  Doing a google search on “porcupine” images, I got this picture.  I didn’t use this pic in explaining it to them, but thought I had to post it here for keeps sakes.  Interesting….