The fierce dog is biting again
Recently, there was a distressing incident of a fierce dog wounding in Jiangxi, a one-and-a-half-year-old boy was bitten by a domestic Tibetan mastiff, and his left arm was torn off, and his condition was critical. This is not an isolated case, and similar incidents of fierce dogs injuring people have occurred frequently recently, which has once again aroused widespread concern in the community.
Domestic Tibetan mastiff: indulge for a while, regret it.
At the time of the incident, the Tibetan mastiff was originally kept in a cage, and the family simply took it out of the cage and fed it. However, the sudden manic behavior leads to irreparable damage. This incident once again sounded the alarm bell for families to raise fierce dogs.
Fierce dogs: a hidden danger for family pets
Raising a dog is supposed to cultivate sentiment and add vitality to the family, but raising a fierce dog comes with huge potential risks. The suddenness and danger of dog aggression make these dogs a danger to families and communities.
Especially for the large and aggressive Tibetan mastiff, accidents can cause devastating injuries.
Frequent incidents of dog bites: is the responsibility on the dog or the person?
Frequent dog bite incidents have triggered social thinking about responsibility. Whether it's a pet dog or a fierce dog, there are often human problems behind their aggressive behavior. In this case, the Tibetan mastiff was kept in a cage in normal times, however, a moment of manic behavior took a terrible price for an innocent boy. Dog bite accidents are actually the owner's lack of dog management and education.
The consensus of civilized dog breeding: no longer domestic fierce dogs.
In this age of information, people are becoming more and more aware that raising dogs requires a civilized attitude. No longer raising fierce dogs in the house should become a social consensus.
This concept of civilized dog breeding is not only for the safety of people, but also for the happiness of the dog itself. Large dogs and fierce dogs are at greater risk in urban environments, and for these animals, the harsh environment can also affect their behavior and mental health.
Dog Responsibilities and the Law: Dog ownership is subject to regulations.
The Civil Code has clearly stipulated: "If a dangerous animal such as a fierce dog that is prohibited from being raised causes damage to others, the animal keeper or manager shall bear tort liability." "For dangerous animals that are prohibited from being raised, the principle of no-fault liability is applicable, and there is no reason to reduce or exempt responsibility.
This legal provision also emphasizes the responsibilities and obligations in the selection of dogs.
Mental Health in Dogs: Where to Go?
If a family chooses to own a dog, they need to keep in mind that their responsibilities are higher than Mount Tai, stay away from potential dangers, and ensure the safety of their pets and community residents. At the same time, the mental health of dogs is also a topic of great concern. In urban environments, dogs have limited living space and lack adequate exercise and socialization.
Therefore, owners should not only pay attention to the physical health of the dogs, but also pay attention to their psychological state in the process of raising dogs.
As long as it is a dog, it is aggressive regardless of whether it is fierce or not. Do you agree?
I feel that this is a relatively extreme statement, because a dog's aggression is influenced by a variety of factors, and it cannot be simply generalized.
Breed Differences: Different breeds of dogs are born with great differences in personality and behavioral characteristics. Some breeds are bred with a strong guard instinct, while others are more gentle and friendly. For example, Labradoodles typically have a gentle personality, while some working dog breeds may be more alert to strangers.
Socialization and training: Aggression in dogs is also affected by socialization and training. Good socialization can help dogs better adapt to different environments and crowds, while proper training can regulate dog behavior. Without proper socialization and training, any dog breed can exhibit aggression.
Individual Differences: Just like humans, each dog is a unique individual and can vary greatly in their personalities, experiences, and behaviors. Some dogs may be more timid by nature, while others may be more confident and independent.
Environmental factors: A dog's experience in a particular environment can also affect their behavior. Dogs that are treated, fearful, or lack proper grooming may show more aggression, while dogs that grow up in a good environment may be more friendly.
Therefore, it is not accurate to simply say that all dogs are aggressive. It is important to recognize that a dog's behavior is the result of a combination of factors, and that adequate socialization, proper training, and responsible dog keeping can all reduce the risk of a dog showing aggression.
Conclusion: Civilized dog breeding, the responsibility is heavier than Mount Tai.
The incident of a boy in Jiangxi being torn off his arm by a Tibetan mastiff has once again aroused the society's attention to the responsibility of raising dogs. The concept of civilized dog breeding is not only for the harmony of human society, but also for the protection of the rights and interests of the dogs themselves.
If a family chooses to own a dog, they need to keep in mind that their responsibilities are higher than Mount Tai, stay away from potential dangers, and ensure the safety of their pets and community residents. Tibetan mastiff.