Recently, the incident of a dog biting a two year old girl in Chongzhou, Sichuan has attracted widespread attention. Affected by this, multiple regions have launched centralized dog management actions one after another - Hefei, Anhui announced that if a dog is found walking without a leash, the relevant dogs will be captured until the owner is found, and the owner will be given a warning or fine depending on the situation; Law enforcement personnel from the Sichuan Renshou Comprehensive Administrative Law Enforcement Bureau distribute dog traction ropes to dog owners for free in squares, residential areas, and other places; Many places have once again clearly released a list of prohibited breeding of strong dogs... Advocating for civilized dog breeding, promptly identifying stray dogs that may pose a threat to personal safety, and properly handling them is a good thing. However, the emergence of two incidents of "driving stray dogs to death" within a few days has sparked a debate on another topic: what should be done for correct dog management? On October 21st, a university in Liaoning issued a report on the online rumor of "security guards hanging stray dogs", stating that the situation is true. The security personnel involved have been dismissed and the department head will be held accountable for management; The day before, a college in Chongqing issued a notice stating that the school security guard had caused the stray dog to die while driving him away. He had indeed engaged in improper behavior and had been suspended from duty. According to the Chongqing Dog Breeding Regulations, anyone can take measures to control dogs that are injuring people; Those that are difficult to control can be caught and extinguished on site. According to existing reports, the stray dogs involved were not in a "difficult to control" state at the time. Similar regulations can be found in the regulations for managing dogs in multiple locations. That is to say, even stray dogs cannot be disposed of at will, let alone taken for their lives. Besides the regulations, killing stray dogs in a rough manner is also contrary to the goodness of human nature. From the online speeches of students from schools in Liaoning and Chongqing, it can be seen that the two stray dogs who died unexpectedly have been living on campus for a long time, peacefully coexisting with teachers and students on weekdays. Similar situations exist in many universities, and many students jokingly refer to the "notorious" stray cats and dogs as "senior sisters" and "senior students". According to statistical data, as of 2021, there are over 40 million stray dogs and over 54 million pet dogs in China. In recent years, whenever extreme events such as dogs injuring people occur, heated debates have erupted between different groups. In terms of getting rid of anger and rationality, this is not an inexplicable thing: raising dogs requires civilization, and treating dogs also requires civilization - it is undoubtedly necessary and necessary to take necessary measures to prevent dogs from hurting people. However, at the same time, the behavior of implicated all dogs, maliciously killing dogs under the name of "protecting people", and killing dogs due to the fault of one dog cannot be advocated and allowed. In modern cities, dog management is not an easy task due to various factors, but this does not mean that people are at a loss. As early as a few years ago, the Small Animal Protection Association of East China Normal University concentrated stray dogs residing on campus in one place of the school, and members of the association were responsible for walking the dogs every morning and evening. In September last year, due to the excessive number of students signing up for dog walking, the topic of "stray dogs not enough" at the school also made it to the social media hot search list. Many netizens have praised this, believing that it largely solves the problem of stray dogs hurting or being injured by people. The above approach may not be directly replicable, but according to
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