In recent years, the news of stray dog bites and reports of stray dog injuries and even deaths have generated much debate among Internet users! Wandering dogs should kill or stay.
As in previous years, the panic and saliva of the population are spreading, and public opinion has pushed the killing of stray animals to its highest level, and has provided a good excuse for humans to kill animals indiscriminately.
An attitude towards animals can determine whether a people is great or spiritual!
So is the "civilization" progressing or retreating from the dog hunt that took place after the city was chosen?
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A stray dog, really?
Where does a stray dog come from?
Dogs are mammals, they can't be born in vain. Where does that stray dog come from?
Human abandonment is one of the most important causes of stray dog formation.
The abandonment of animals occurs from time to time, and many people have dogs that are just in the air, waiting for new energy to throw them away, wondering how much harm such irresponsible behaviour can cause them.
Over the years, the number of urban stray dogs has not decreased, but increased. As can be seen, killing is not an effective response against stray dogs.
As long as humanity abandons itself, full-scale dog hunting will never be complete.
They are also living lives, except that they have no choice, that the so-called “dog-lovers” are forced to bring dogs into human life, and then they are left homeless and turned into stray dogs, and what have they done wrong? Shouldn't it be the people who abandoned them?
A stray dog bites?
The stray dogs drifted around after being abandoned by their owners, and there was no place for them in the big cities, waiting for them to die, hunger, cold, heat, sickness, fighting injuries, car accidents, dog capture teams, dog traffickers ...
How can they bite people for no reason when they are in such a living environment for so long that they avoid humanity?
Vagrant dogs don't bite, many bites are the result of ignorance, many bites are not explained, the focus is on how the dog bites, and nothing about why the dog bites!
The dog bites for a reason:
1. Protected territories
Dogs have a stronger sense of territorial protection, perhaps a hard-earned place to rest for long periods of vagrancy, and in the event of “invasion”, they may continue to attack until the invaders are driven outside the territory. But humans do not take the initiative to provoke it and it does not attack for no reason.
Protection of owners
We all know that the dog is loyal to the master, and that perhaps some of the jokes of the outsider might lead the dog to think that the owner would be harmed and that the attacker would be harmed out of the master's awareness.
3. Threatened
The environment in which stray dogs live is fraught with dangerous elements, such as human capture and peer-to-peer feeding, which allow them to understand that they must have a certain degree of aggressiveness or that life is in danger.
As long as we know the dog's language and respect, we can live in harmony.
But there are always a lot of people who are hostile to stray dogs, and it's easy to see a weak, less aggressive dog.
How desperate is it that this stray dog's mother, who is eating around with her own child, who just wants to find some food that is hungry and has not hurt humans, but who is left in the hands of a human being, and who has a small milk dog who is slapping his hand and watching his mother be killed alive and helpless?
Sitting around like this doesn't make any sense, it probably doesn't know why Mom is lying on the ground and never gets up again and how hard she's going to be.
Can't a dog be tolerated?
Because dogs have infectious diseases, bacteria.
When a dog gets sick, it says it's contagious to humans. Is it not bacteria that spits and dumps in the air? Can you stop breathing? Why did you choose to ignore these uncivilized people at this time?
Because dogs have rabies.
According to official statistics on the incidence of infectious diseases, the number of deaths and the number of people living with AIDS are even more difficult to measure than the number of people suffering from hepatitis in the first place.
How can the Chinese be so scared by less than 1,000 rabies?
Interception of incidences of AB infectious diseases in China, 2014-2015
Sick name
Number of cases in 2014
Number of cases in 2015
AIDS
45145.
50330
viral hepatitis
1223021
1218946
Tuberculosis
889381
86401
rabies.
924.
801
Source: Information Centre for Intellectual Research
Worse than rabies is human ignorance!
The fear of rabies is particularly acute in our country, where public opinion and unproven rumours have spread in two or two places. The rapid spread of the spread at this rate would exaggerate the facts and lead to panic.
How much misunderstanding do you have about rabies?
The following views are drawn from the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine of the University of Taiwan, which was specially collated by Professor Yeltsin.
1. Is rabies transmitted from dogs?
No! All warm blood will be infected.
2. When people are bitten by infected animals, they die?
No, human resistance to rabies is somewhat better than that of other animals, and in the absence of treatment, less than 40 per cent of the infected animals will suffer from rabies, although the mortality rate is close to 100 per cent if the disease occurs.
If you were to be treated early after being bitten, there would be little.
3. Healthy dogs can also carry rabies.
Fake, healthy dogs are not poison at all.
The rabies virus appears only in the saliva of animals that have already developed or are about to develop within 10 days.
Dogs may be naturally toxic.
Falsely, for an infectious virus such as rabies, it cannot be carried and cannot be transmitted from mother to child, nor can it fall from space.
It has to be a mad dog in the neighborhood that bit your dog.
5. The rabies inoculation period is over 10-20 years.
As a result of a study by the World Health Organization (WHO), rabies are generally between two weeks and three months in which 99 per cent occur within one year and are rare for more than one year.
6. The rabies virus in the dog can remain in hiding, and animals are not sick but can transmit you.
(a further international joke) Cat-dog rabies have a maximum of six months, but normally 100 per cent die within 2-5 days.
In many countries, animal quarantine centres only isolate your dog for six months when the animal enters the area. If the dog does not have an illness, then it is not only proof that the dog is free of rabies, not even carrying rabies.
Thus, there are no long-term sleepers or carriers, and as for the long-term carriers, there are questions 1 and 2 above.
Do you have any chance of contracting rabies?
First of all, whether the dog that bites you or the dog that comes into contact is likely to have rabies,
The following are generally excluded:
1. Home-based cats and dogs in large cities
2. Cats and dogs are born and raised at home.
No contact with suspected rabies or with an unidentified animal Pass.
No sick behaviour or abnormal behaviour, cause of bites, such as food, child care, pain ...
Animal vaccinations
It's been more than 10 days since the bite. Cats and dogs are healthy.
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A country that can't tolerate stray dogs is a retreat of civilization.
The root cause of stray dogs is the human race itself, and, as stated above, there is no end to catching stray dogs if left behind. The problem needs to be addressed, first and foremost, by raising the awareness of citizens of their dog-rearing responsibilities, of their dog-loving consciousness, and by ensuring that dogs are not abandoned at will and that those who abandon or abuse them are severely punished!
Every time you see a homeless stray dog on the street, or even a tragedy of animal abuse, for any reason, you should not lose the goodness and compassion of humanity, but most seem to have lost it!
It is because of the indifference of some to life and the lack of fear that stray dogs are displaced and rendered homeless under various pretexts.
It's no surprise to say that stray animals are the greatest enemy of China's urbanization!
The problem of homeless animals in China today.
In the end, it's a human problem.
It's a big blow to those who abandon animals.
There is a need for strong support for people who protect animals.
Such a huge undertaking cannot be achieved by either side alone and requires the full support of the Government.
With the exception of the Government, who could legislate to establish a real name system at the adoption and purchase stages, put in place adequate mechanisms to punish those responsible for the subsequent abandonment and abuse of animals.
In addition to the Government, who would have the funds to set up a mobile animal protection centre, bring home homeless children, find them suitable new owners and give them a happy family.
In addition to the Government, who has the advantage of promoting the whole range of propaganda, from dog breeders to other citizens, to civilized dog breeders in the community, qualified and ethical dog breeders, even if they do not have dogs, who do not want to abuse small animals, who are tolerant of stray dogs, etc.
The plight of vagrant animals in China leads to too many social problems. The Government should not promote senseless and bloody massacres, and actions carried out in such a way as to only exacerbate the escalation of contradictions.
Economic development should result in increased awareness of social responsibility and respect for life, rather than educating citizens to ignore and kill lives.
The problem of stray dogs is a barrier and a long way to go, all of which requires mutual understanding and tolerance and love, and above all the willingness of the Government to do something.
Helping stray dogs is essentially helping humans themselves!
Helping stray animals, we can do our part!
I hope someone who loves dogs can be with him.
Do your best to help these homeless kids.
Let the fury children no longer wander helplessly.