Is keeping farm animals considered work in Thailand?

Here with us just outside the city in an Isan province everyone lives like this.. and that is no longer like a normal household.. a little self-care.. you shouldn't sell it of course.

And maybe it also depends on who you mean by “we”, I here among the Thai family have never had any problems with it.

We have poultry, a snail garden and a cricket breeding ground... I'm not crazy about the snails, but the cricket chips are nice...
Although it was a bit of a struggle in the beginning... a bit like when I was younger when the outdoor pool was very cold... no problem!

So I meant... if we're home more like farang I don't think you're going to have any problems.

I think if you don't make a big business out of it that won't be a problem.

We now have about a hundred chickens walking around, which lay about 20 to 35 eggs a day.
I feed them and also buy the food, which is about 500 baht a week.

She sells the eggs again for 100 baht the 30 pieces, so it will cost you money every month.
But it is nice to have them foraging around the house and of course you always have enough eggs yourself.

We also had a goat for a while, but it often attaches itself to 1 person and that was me. Then he attacked the girlfriend, sisters and children. these need the space, that wasn't the problem but also kind of enjoyed it. Luckily we found a good home for him.

I see the chickens as a kind of pets that have to be kept outside. Although several are so tame that they sometimes come for a walk through the house.

However, if you make a chicken farm with battery cages, remember that it can be seen as work.
For me it's just a pastime.