Sister Li, a villager in Guangguo Village, Nanquan Town, Banan District, Chongqing, recently discovered that more than a dozen ducks in her family's free-range area had been attacked by vicious dogs. According to the surveillance video at the door of Sister Li's house, after 10 o'clock in the morning, four vicious dogs came down from the hillside, and two of the larger dogs rushed directly into the field to attack the ducks. After some scuffle, a field of duck feathers and bitten ducks was left in the field.
Sister Li and her mother went out to catch the market during this time, and there was no one at home when the vicious dog appeared. It wasn't until around 12 noon that the mother and daughter returned home to find out about it. Sister Li described to reporters what she saw at the time, two vicious dogs chasing ducks. After driving the vicious dogs away, she counted eight of the family's fifteen ducks dead, and two were missing.
Surprisingly, one of the vicious dogs that attacked the ducks looked like a horse dog with a collar around its neck, similar to a horse dog raised at a farmhouse on a hillside. When interviewed by reporters, a nearby villager also said that some farmhouses do breed fierce dogs, but due to the lack of control, there have been several incidents of biting poultry.
Despite the long shooting distance, the attack of the vicious dog does not clearly see the specific appearance. Therefore, we cannot be sure whether one of the vicious dogs is a horse dog bred by a nearby farmhouse.
However, the owner of the farmhouse said that he did have a horse dog, and sometimes he kept it free-range, but after he saw the ** provided by Sister Li, he confirmed that the vicious dog chasing the ducks was not his dog. The reporter asked to observe the dog, but the owner of the farmhouse said that it had been locked up and it was inconvenient to shoot.
The incident caused a heated discussion in the local community. Many villagers were deeply shocked and outraged by the attack. They expressed sympathy for the loss suffered by Sister Li and asked the authorities to take action to strengthen the supervision measures for the breeding of fierce dogs in farmhouses to prevent similar incidents from happening again.
Incidents like this are not uncommon. In the past few years, some farmhouse and family-bred fierce dogs have bitten or even killed poultry. These incidents not only threaten the lives of the villagers, but also spark a discussion in the society about whether the breeding of fierce dogs needs to be more managed.
The impact of this incident on society is multifaceted. First of all, through this incident, people have a clearer understanding of the risks of raising fierce dogs in farmhouses. Second, at the community level, villagers are paying more attention to such incidents, and there is a growing demand for the authorities to supervise the farmhouses. Most importantly, this incident is a reminder to society that raising predators requires strict management and regulation to protect the safety of humans and animals.
At the moment, there is no update on the development of this incident. After Sister Li reported the case, ** has launched an investigation, hoping to find the perpetrator and hold him accountable. We look forward to the outcome of the investigation to bring this case to a successful conclusion.
This incident has raised concerns about the management of fierce dogs in farmhouses. The response to the incident shows that the public is increasingly calling for the protection of animal and human safety, and it is expected that the relevant authorities will strengthen supervision and formulate stricter regulations and measures to ensure the safety and harmony of society.
Finally, we also hope that through the sharing of this article, more discussions and reflections will be triggered. What is your opinion on the management of predators in farmstays?What measures do you think should be taken to prevent similar incidents from happening?Feel free to leave your views and suggestions in the comment area, we look forward to working with you on this issue.