Do you eat the dog?

I wouldn't eat it.. I would lie and claim to be vegetarian.

Tell them I'm really not that hungry because I had a large lunch.

Sure just as long as I don't meet the animal before and see his cute face!

I probably would out of curiosity - sadly!

Sure, why not? Millions of Koreans can't be wrong.

I don't want to eat dog, but I don't want to offend my host, so I order something with a lot of vegetables or something and pick around the dog, eating just a little of the meat for show.

...kill myself.

I don't want to eat the dog, so I do the following: Don't eat it!!

don't eat the dog, don't want to offend, so i play sick

I don't eat dog, so I'll just visit their local McDonald's.

I've been to the Far East and have eaten dog a couple of times. It was pretty good. If you want to cook a Filipino dish that calls for dog and you don't want to steal your neighbors dog just substitute Lamb in it's place and it will taste fine.

And what do you think you'll get there? DOG!

It seems a bit hypocritical for me to be expected to respect their dog-eating habits when they clearly haven't respected my non-dog-eating habits by taking me to this restaurant. I wouldn't eat the dog, and would either say I just wasn't hungry, or I would say point-blank that I wouldn't eat dog.

no way

I feign illness pretty well to get out of doing something....so I'd probably do that

This situation shouldn't come up. When he said he was taking me to a restaurant I'd have mentioned that there are certain foods I can't eat because they're not kosher, things like pork and shellfish. And then he'd ask about dog, I'd say that isn't kosher either, and he'd know not to take me to that restaurant.

I dont want to eat dog, so I dont eat.

No, I'm a vegetarian. I would refuse as politely as possible, explaining that I don't eat meat. If, for some reason, I thought that would offend them I would say that I wasn't hungry. But the truth is always better.

I don't think eating dog is any worse than eating pig. I have seen pictures of awful conditions that dogs are kept in in some countries though. But I imagine pigs, etc. are kept in similar conditions in those countries.

vomit all over the place

Not unless they start making hot dogs!

No, thank you. I don't eat meat.

Eat that dog.

I'd probably try it, just to see what it tasted like.

ha!

I don't want to eat dog, so I do the following: Talk to the hist and expalian to Him,/Her that I have never eaten dog before and I don't really want to eat it.

I'm not eating dog! Or rat or cat or bugs, either.

I would become a vegetarian. A freind of mine from Korea where I worked brought some food to work it was steamed rice and some kind of meat, I asked what kind of meat was it. She said if I tell you you wont eat it, I told her Im a vetearian,and didnt eat it,she never did say what kind of meat it was, some of my other friends tried it. I had to keep the lie going and only eat veggies when she sat with us at lunch.

YES!

I guess I'd try it once. It would probably be an insult to the host if I refused. Some cultures are like that.
It wouldn't kill me and I might like it.

I'd at least try a little. I can't imagine that I would chow down on great gobs of it, but I would eat a little. It isn't likely to hurt me. Probably doesn't taste much different than some other kind of meat...

I'd probabbly fake a stomach crap or something. Hey, if you came down here and I offerered you some crawfish (which strangly people find them disgusting) I wouldnt be offended. More for us . I think they'd understand.

Tell them im a vegatarian

Beat them over the head&run like a bat out of Hades. I don't care if its custom-its disgusting!

I would be very polite, but inform my host that I am a vegetarian.

ewww.. what's a "stomach crap"?

pretend I am eating the dog--oh this is sick.

I'll try anything.

Plead Vegan

It'd be rude not to eat the dog, and I'd probably enjoy it as long as they didn't serve it whole.
A very good friend of mine recently lived in Korea and faced a very similar situation. Actually, he had it much worse. He was invited by a friend to a family meal where they served a rare delicacy: the crap pig. A lot of Koreans don't have indoor plumbing, and their waste is consumed by a pig that lives under the house. Every few years, they serve the pig as a meal. Talk about recycling! He said he couldn't stop thinking about how the meal was second hand crap from the people he was eating with. Ecch! However, it did help me realize that just about everything you eat is third hand if not second hand crap. Think about it: fertilizer to soil to vegetables, fertilizer to grass to cows, etc. Weird.

I could try it, if it wasn't my dog.
Eating a cat it would be harder though.

Tell my host that I prefer cat

Been there, ate dog for a week before I knew it was dog. It was VERY good.