What if the old lady refuses to send away the biting husky?

The old lady refused to send the biting huskies away. First, she can let the property communicate with the old lady and let her know the harm of big dogs. Then it can be suggested to replace the big dog with a docile puppy, or wrap the dog's mouth directly to avoid hurting others. Finally, if all else fails, send the dog away by force. After all, we can't always put others in danger just because she is seniority.

The property communicates with the old lady. The old lady went out to walk the dog. As a result, Husky went straight to bite after seeing three children. An adult saw it and helped expel the huskies, and was finally bitten. After this incident, many people suggested that the old lady send the huskies away, but the old lady refused, saying that they would not live if they were sent away. Then at this time, the property can play a role, help the old lady with her work, and tell her the harm of raising this big dog. And now she can't control huskies, so it's better to give them to someone more reliable.

It is special to change a puppy to accompany the old lady, because this husky is her emotional sustenance, so we can discuss sending this husky away and changing it into a puppy. The puppy is gentle, and it will have deep feelings to raise it from an early age. Let her think from someone else's point of view. After all, you can't infringe on the rights and interests of others. If it still doesn't work, wrap this husky's mouth so that it won't hurt others.

Of course, if you don't listen to all the old lady's suggestions, you can only enforce them. At this time, the police can send the dog away strongly. After all, the danger of biting people and dogs is still relatively high. This time, the child was lucky enough to meet an adult. What should I do next time? The old lady threatens others with death, and she can't put others in danger anytime and anywhere because of her threat.