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Yes please! Kill all large predators that attack people! Or give a lifetime sentense to people responsible, for killing innocent victims! Why is that even some

Yes please! Kill all large predators that attack people! Or give a lifetime sentense to people responsible, for killing innocent victims! Why is that even something controversial? Children should not be a chew toy for wild dogs and their irresponsible owners! If you like killing people, find some suicidal volunteers for that!!! Or feed your own children to your own dogs!!! Just because you are horible antisocial pedo psychopat that hates everyone, does not mean most people agree! > as they're diurnal and practically never hunt at night. You obviously do not understand dogs! Dogs are oportunistic predators and scavengers. At daylight it is too hot in Bulgaria, and too many people. At dailight their victims actually have a fighting chance! Of course they come out at night!

InexSquirrel 9d ago
Did... you read the article? I get the feeling you just heard the word 'wild dog' and assumed 'feral domesticated canine'. That's not what they're talking about. They're talking about a dog species native to Southern Africa (not Europe, and certainly not in Bulgaria) and there long before humans turned up. Think of it as the African version of the wolf. In terms of being a natural predator in the area, they sit in line with leopards, cheetahs, lions and hyenas - not domesticated dogs. If wolves started encroaching on human settlements and were attacking life stock or worse people, I don't think the solution is 'kill all the wolves'. It's about re-location, better boundaries, and honestly stopping expansion-at-all-costs as a societal philosophy. If you're talking about feral domesticated dogs - which tend to roam urban areas, then I'm largely in agreement with you. However we're talking about native species which is currently threatened and without intervention will be driven to extinction.

InexSquirrel 9d ago

Did... you read the article? I get the feeling you just heard the word 'wild dog' and assumed 'feral domesticated canine'. That's not what they're talking about. They're talking about a dog species native to Southern Africa (not Europe, and certainly not in Bulgaria) and there long before humans turned up. Think of it as the African version of the wolf. In terms of being a natural predator in the area, they sit in line with leopards, cheetahs, lions and hyenas - not domesticated dogs. If wolves started encroaching on human settlements and were attacking life stock or worse people, I don't think the solution is 'kill all the wolves'. It's about re-location, better boundaries, and honestly stopping expansion-at-all-costs as a societal philosophy. If you're talking about feral domesticated dogs - which tend to roam urban areas, then I'm largely in agreement with you. However we're talking about native species which is currently threatened and without intervention will be driven to extinction.