#Whether you support catching all without a leash #Forget it, now the voice and public opinion are one-sided, let's laugh at this topic, I really don't have the ability to fight them.
Originally, raising a dog leash should be a basic morality as a dog owner, but now it has become a flood and very arbitrary. These people who are raising dogs have reached a basic consensus, that is, if they bite someone anyway, they should be sentenced and sentenced, and they should lose money. There is no one who wants to regulate his behavior well and not hurt others.
Owning a dog and a pet has become more and more common, but management has not kept up. Many dog owners feel that their little treasures and ancestors should enjoy the general rights of citizens, but have they done a good job of education and corresponding measures?
Or should it be strictly enforced to catch all without a leash. The state should hurry up and enact legislation and should immediately introduce a dog head tax. Every dog that comes out of the pet store should be vaccinated. And it is equipped with an independent chip, equipped with a Beidou navigation system. Wherever the crime is committed, it can be arrested at any time. And this chip must be tied to its owner, so that it can be pursued at any time. Everyone is envious of Singapore's harsh laws, and no one is willing to enforce them, so what's the use of envy?
In the final analysis, this matter is that dog owners are used to being free, and they must be dealt with from this source. Deal with these dog owners, where there are stray dogs in the world, there will be vicious dogs that hurt people. Isn't it nice to use the saved rabies expenses to treat people and increase welfare?
Think about it, you have to send someone to catch it, and you have to increase labor costs, and you have to keep it after you catch it, which is wasting taxpayers' money. The internal friction of society is like this, the money can be used in more needy places, but some people use their own vices to make the whole society pay.
It's time for a consensus to be formed, and everyone is on board. Regulating dogs is superficial, and what is really regulating human behavior is regulated. If we want to reach developed countries, we must first standardize people's minds.
