Dog Meat Kaldereta Filipino Recipe

https://i.ytimg.com/vi/2MkzTwa9ewM/hqdefault.jpg , I got curioius about dog meat. I tasted it before as a kid. So when I visit my cousin in Manila I ask to cook dog meat. But it's illegal now. So we drive far north to the Secret Dog farms. Buying from the locals in the city is dangerous for diseases. Atleast when the dog farms were legal they were inspected and even now they maintain cleanliness. The price has gone up higher than beef and pork due to the crimalization of dog meat. Dog Kalderatas is still the best in all kind of meat. Nothing beat original Filipino Recipe ,

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