Can a merchant refuse a property?

I think the property should bear the responsibility for this, because wild dogs are not creatures in the community, but they are also aggressive. As the manager of the community, the property should be considered for the safety of the community head. Knowing that wild dogs have bitten many householders, they still turn a deaf ear and obviously neglect their duties.

The details of this matter.

This wild dog looks bigger than a golden retriever, looks fierce and wants to bite. At that time, Ms. Chen and her mother were walking in the community. Suddenly, a wild dog half a man jumped on her. Ms. Chen was frightened. Her mother stood in front of Ms. Chen after seeing it. Later, the wild dog bit his mother's calf, and the whole leg was directly pierced, causing a lot of blood. The hospital treated the mother's wound and said that two shots of rabies vaccine would be given later. The estimated medical expenses are 1800. Later, Ms. Chen went to the property to explain, but the property said: I can't control it, and Ms. Chen felt very angry.

My opinion on this matter.

It is touching that the mother was bitten in front of her daughter. Her behavior shows what maternal love is, but it also makes people worry about whether wild dogs get rabies when they bite. Besides, the community is for people to live in. Dogs with owners should be tied with ropes when they go out. Wild dogs should be driven out of the community even if they don't bite. If the owner is bitten outside, the property cannot be managed. ? Now that the owner is injured in his own jurisdiction, how dare he shirk his responsibility?

In fact, the reason why these wild dogs bite people is closely related to human behavior. Why did they become wild dogs? Who was the previous owner? The dog-catching brigade can control wild dogs, but it can't control the human nature of the shovel officer. It is precisely because too many people abandon pet dogs that they are displaced and become violent. Wild dogs and cats are common in cities, and being kind to them is also being kind to yourself.

What should I do if I meet a wild dog outdoors?

First of all, when it is not paying attention to itself, evacuate as soon as possible and close the door. If the wild dog has found himself, I will not move if the enemy does not move. Don't run in his sight, or he will take you as a target. When he wants to bite you inexplicably, he can find a stick to beat him away.