Tell me about those years when I had a dog. There are not a few civilized dogs now.

It is true that there is a great contradiction between people and dogs now, so how to raise dogs in a civilized way (I am an ordinary passerby, not a dog powder, and I don't hate dogs):

Not much nonsense, first of all, get a dog license and get a dog injection, which is the most basic thing that many dog owners can't do. They also plausibly said that the government's fee for adopting a dog license is unreasonable, and the fee for beating dogs is too expensive. So your dog mainly fights the government. We don't care, but you can't do that, so why get a dog?

Please tie the dog leash and put on the muzzle when you go out. This is the basic quality of walking a dog, okay? I don't care whether you say to defend this dog or that dog. I didn't know you said dogs don't bite. Anyway, when your dog jumped on me, I was scared, especially when it grinned. Who knows if he is ill? When you meet old people and children, please don't go on, it's easy to scare people.

Please have a shovel ready when you go out. Nobody wants to go out to see gold. No one wants the community to stink, so please clean up the remains of your dog and don't bother the sanitation workers any more.

In fact, the requirements of ordinary people are really not high. Why are some dog owners constantly being scolded for fighting for dog rights? Because you just want rights, not obligations, is that possible? If you can't do it, don't keep them. It is not a waste to raise and then abandon the government's money. Cleaning up is different and harmful.