The reasons for the formation of stray dogs are many and not necessarily the same characteristics, which are similar to those of human beings. In addition, the attitude towards stray dogs varies from country to country, for example in Thailand, where their survival does not seem to be a problem and even free access to convenience stores can be found in earlier articles.
Thailand's convenience stores are so much in love with a lot of stray dogs rubbing air conditioning.
But if even survival is a problem, it is not hard to understand that any animal, be it human or stray.
Earlier, a Mexican man who walked alone in the middle of the morning on a quiet road and encountered five stray dogs (and one more who joined) without anyone else, was very vigilant in picking up stones to defend himself.
On several occasions, stray dogs were thrown stones to protect themselves.
However, the stray dogs remained close, leaving little stone to the man. As a result, he decided to flee, at which point a sixth dog appeared to join the regiment.
The man could not escape at this time, being pulled over and thrown, and finally being bitten by six stray dogs.
From the surveillance footage, it was observed that the fighting had shocked the people in the neighbourhood, and that a good person had discovered and tried to stop the stray dog and rescue the man, as well as using stones to attack it.
The police arrived at the scene and first rescued the man, who eventually died of extensive blood loss as a result of multiple torn wounds.
It was reported that a 42-year-old man was also injured by the same group of stray dogs, and that the man eventually escaped and was able to retain his life despite his injuries.
Eventually, the police had successfully captured the six stray dogs responsible and carried out euthanasia by injection.
From the point of view of nature, these six stray dogs are in crisis because of their existence, and it is perfectly understandable that they are “united” to feed. But when events occur in human society, not in the wild, and people ' s lives and property are threatened, the dogs must be eliminated.
The above-mentioned incidents occurred in Mexico and in China, where stray dogs are relatively rare to cause physical injuries, care is still required.
Vagrant dog assault level analysis. Level 5 recommended.
As an invited dog trainer, Mosquito, the founder of the Xiaomei, trained a crowd of law enforcement officers in the capture of stray dogs.
This arrow came down, from one to five, and the level went down, and the level went down.
Number one: Back up, bark.
This is a warning, but it will not attack.
The second is hiding.
“I'm going back,” in which case it's a lot because it has nowhere to hide.
The third is the struggle to fight.
I'll take some tools to get close to it, and it bites, and it relaxes, but it doesn't go easy to attack, because there's a distance, and it's in third place.
Number four, run and bite.
The dog was scared when he was running around, because he was worried, "I'll get hurt when I'm through you, so I'll do it first."
Five, no distinction.
This is one of the most dangerous situations in which the mood of dogs is out of control and law enforcement officials are advised to kill them as soon as possible for the safety of their citizens.
So it's the dog's level of attack, and we know how the dog's level of attack is divided, and we're much less likely to get hurt because of the unknown.