Talk about walking the dog without tying it.

The biggest hidden danger is not stray dogs in the streets, but a large number of pet dogs without tethers.

Now, the role of dogs is no longer limited to guarding their homes. Keeping a dog has long been a comfortable lifestyle, but it also has risks, because dogs are the main carriers of rabies virus. Humans are bitten by dogs with rabies virus. If they are not treated in time, once they get sick, the mortality rate will reach 100%, which can be prevented and cured.

So now people pay more and more attention to the problem of dogs biting people, and in people's subconscious, stray dogs are the initiator, which is more annoying than street mice. The data shows that pets without leashes bite twice or more times than stray dogs, but some people still disagree. There are also many pets who go out to walk their dogs without tethering.

In fact, it is difficult for the owner of a dog to judge whether it has rabies virus. If the biting pet dog carries rabies virus, the bitten person doesn't care much, or the economic conditions don't allow it, he will get rabies. At the time of onset, the death rate of this person will be 100%, and the dog owner will bear all the losses. If pregnant women bite, vaccination may also have a serious impact on children.

You know, it is extremely irresponsible and immoral to walk the dog in public places without tying the rope. However, many pet owners are unwilling to accept this fact, and even solemnly say that their dogs are very sensible, never bite people, and do not need to tie a rope. What I want to say is that dogs may not bite their owners, but not necessarily strangers.

When we were young, we heard that "dogs are good friends of human beings", but in recent years, there have been many incidents in which dogs bite people, mostly because the owner didn't tie the dog rope when walking the dog, and the dog was frightened or would bite when he saw a child. So we often emphasize that dogs should tie the leash when walking in a civilized way, but why don't many people do this and say that their dogs don't bite? I don't know which side is so headstrong, but I still "released" a dog with confidence.

Looking back, the sentence "dogs are good friends of people" should actually be understood as dogs are just good friends of people. The ancestor of dogs is wolves. It likes powerful people and treats them as masters. In fact, people are regarded as wolves or leaders. In this way, the dog will show a kind of "dog nature", but we can't blame the dog, because this is its instinct, and if the owner doesn't help it correct it, the dog will continue to do so. If you don't wear a leash when walking, the dog head will think that it is allowed by the owner and can go out to "make trouble" at will.

No one can guarantee that he will do abnormal things to others when he is in a bad mood, and no one can guarantee that he will have physical collision when he is in an emotional mood, so why does he have so much confidence in his pet? My dog is very docile and won't bite.

Many people say that European countries, such as Germany and the Netherlands, have perfect dog-keeping systems and few people are bitten by dogs. Because these areas are different from our culture, Europeans like dogs very much, and dogs have a high status. Some people even joked that "God is God, and vice versa". However, in this cultural background, owning a dog means paying taxes, and those dogs with bad temper and biting people should be concentrated and arranged in a unified way. Only by regulating dog keeping on the basis of loving dogs can we achieve such an effect.

In retrospect, dogs have been housekeeping tools since ancient times. If someone likes to curry favor with others, they will be called "dog legs", which shows that dogs do not have a high status in people's hearts. Some people are against euthanasia of stray dogs, but they haven't thought of a better way to deal with them.

There is no contradiction between loving dogs and disciplining them. Dog owners should first consider the feelings of others, not the feelings of dogs. Some people are afraid of dogs, and it makes them uncomfortable to see them. No matter what kind of dog you have, if you don't tie the rope, Teddy will scare the children and bite people.

Indulgence does not mean connivance. Just because you think your dog won't bite doesn't mean it really won't bite. As a dog owner, you don't want to be responsible for the dog without a leash. If it really bites, do you think it can stay with you? Dogs really understand human nature, but this is only relative to other animals, and, in the final analysis, dogs are still animals. I hope everyone who walks the dog can tie the dog well, instead of saying: my dog doesn't bite!