Several dogs were poisoned in a community in Shenzhen. Who threw the poisonous sausage?

A dozen dogs were poisoned in a short time in a residential area in Shenzhen, and passers-by found many small sausages on the greening and roadside of the residential area. After preliminary judgment, it is difficult for us to understand that it is suspected that residents are maliciously poisoning and retaliating against dog owners. This matter has attracted a lot of attention.

A seemingly insignificant little ham sausage can poison dozens of dogs in a row. It can be seen that many people in this community still don't like dogs, but if the owners of these dogs put ropes or masks on their dogs when they go out, wouldn't this tragedy happen? If all our shovel officers can raise dogs in a civilized way, whether they are large dogs or small dogs, they can hold the leash well when they go out, and they can handle the dog's excrement well so that the dog doesn't pee everywhere, won't it arouse these people's disgust and won't do this kind of behavior that hurts the dog?

Dogs have always been our most loyal partners. Modern people regard dogs as their family members, and their love for dogs is unparalleled. No country or city in the world has issued laws and regulations prohibiting raising dogs, so it is legal to keep dogs, and you are not required to like pets. If you encounter uncivilized things, you can persuade the other party or find relevant departments to solve them, but you can't hurt them. After all, it is also a fresh life.

If you have prejudice against dog owners who have uncivilized behavior, you can go directly to the theory or find relevant departments, but you can't put this prejudice on innocent dogs. Dogs are still animals after all. They have no human thoughts, and all bad behaviors come from their owners. People who don't love dogs may think that these dogs have caused them constant trouble, but if the other party keeps dogs in a civilized way, then there is no reason for anyone to interfere with them and poison them in the community. What if children eat them instead of dogs? Who should bear the consequences?