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10 hours ago, bodga said:

Half past four

The question was to invite everyone just to stop and think about it...looks like it'll take more than that for you.

4 hours ago, bodga said:

Which  offers  almost zero  protection

1) A facemask that offers (almost?) Zero protection and

2) Less deaths in 10 months than in one long weekend due to road accidents.....

What's your conclusion?

4 hours ago, bodga said:

Which  offers  almost zero  protection

1) Wearing a faceshield that offers no protection and 

2) Less deaths in 10 months compared to the road accidents of just one holiday weekend...

What's your conclusion?

1 hour ago, Trollmann said:

Easy solution is to have all female dogs in one shelter or area and the male dogs in another. 15 years later there will be no more soy dog problem

All that will be left is the new ones that are dumped every day.....

A big part of the problem getting worse is that people still continue dumping unwanted animals. Even some people try to look after, feed and  neuter the strays in the woods where I live there are still more that appear every week. But people trying to do what they can to help these dumped, domesticated animals often get criticised. The other week a small puppy tied up in a bag was thrown out of a moving pick up by the lake. I saw it at the temple one evening and my friend had seen it also and took care of it and did find a home for it few weeks afterwards.

I had a vicious young puppy left/dumped outside my house in the bushes presumably because the person saw that I have dogs. Anyway we found a home for it eventually with other family members but it's difficult.

The neutering and everything else will help but the dumping must stop and nobody's talking about the dumping.