There was an incident in Foshan, in the town of almonds in the Hunde district, where the girl dragged her dog to the elderly and fled.
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According to police sources, the troubled girl, who was only 12 years old this year and who was not the owner of the dog, was a neighbour, and on the day of the incident, the 12-year-old girl went to the dog's house to play with the dog, and the big dog was strong enough to take her out and the dog ran off with the rope.
As a result, an old man who had been dragged down by a dog rope had died in hospital.
On 17 August, at more than 5 p.m., an incident broke out in Almond Town in the Hunde district of Fushan City, where a little girl from Luo Yi village in Luo Shui Village, Hoon Dynasty Town, took another villager's dog out to play in the street, and the dog disobeyed and ran with the rope.
A white-haired grandmother was standing at the corner, helping the dog to come with the rope, and the rope went around her feet. The big dog ran a lot, and the dog ran with a rope, and threw her 88-year-old grandmother up in the air and fell over and over.
The little girl, Rhochi, then came after her, ran from the old man and saw the old man lying on the ground, but she did not stop, and she ran to her house screaming for a dog.
This is an online rumor about the run-off of the Fushan girl who walked his dog and dragged the old man.
Immediately after the incident, the crowd on the street came and watched without knowing what had happened to the elderly.
Following police calls, civilian police and ambulance personnel quickly arrived at the scene for disposal. However, as a result of the injuries, the elderly were rendered inoperable after being rescued from hospital.
According to the local authorities, a preliminary investigation by the police revealed that the incident had been an accident and that it was currently being dealt with by the relevant authorities in Almond Town, together with the families of several parties involved.
Since the perpetrator was a 12-year-old girl, the incident did not involve liability for violations, primarily civil compensation.
There has been a growing call in recent years for a ban on dog-keeping in urban neighbourhoods because dogs are under-regulated, and dogs are often intimidated or even bitten. After all, dogs are dogs. They do not know what is wrong and there can be no management problems. Some of the injuries caused by dog-keeping are the wrong ones.
Where the population is concentrated in residential areas and towns, the raising of large dogs should be prohibited, even if they are small pet dogs, which do not cause any serious harm, but if they are big dogs, they can have serious consequences if they lose control or go mad.
There are accidents that always happen in an instant, and the reason for them is that people cannot predict and judge what happens.
Nor did the 88-year-old think that her life would end with a dog, nor did the 12-year-old girl, Rhochi, think that she would be in such trouble with a dog.
So the fundamental prohibition of dog farming in urban neighbourhoods may solve many problems.