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A school security guard in Wuhu killed a nursing dog mother. The practice of school security really makes people feel particularly excessive, and the school can't produce evidence that dogs bite. If it is a wild dog, the school can choose to arrest the dog and send it to the relevant departments, and then these staff can try to contact the owner of the dog. If we can get in touch, the owner will come and take the dog away. If you can't contact, the dog will be treated differently according to the regulations after the time limit is exceeded.

Therefore, there is no need for schools to kill dogs directly anyway. If the dog really chases and bites people at school, and it has become uncontrollable, then it is normal for the school to make such a treatment. But now the school can't produce any evidence that dogs bite people, and it can't show that dogs have a sense of harm to everyone, so the school's security practices have been criticized by everyone. Moreover, the dog was feeding the puppy, and it was still lying on the ground after being beaten once, but in spite of this, the security guard directly laid hands on the dog.

After the security guard killed the dog, he threw it directly into the trash can. The puppy who was drinking milk was thrown in without opening his eyes. This kind of thing really makes people feel unreasonable. Fortunately, the dog had its owner, otherwise the matter would have been solved in such a muddle. The owner felt particularly painful when he learned of the incident. After arriving at the scene, he could only pick up the puppy that had not opened his eyes, and the bitch had been killed by the security guard.

Now the owner has chosen to call the police, hoping that the school can submit strong evidence to prove that the dog does harm to the students, otherwise it is definitely unreasonable to kill the dog rashly. I also hope that other schools or related personnel can handle this kind of thing rationally in the future, don't kill these pets casually, and respect every little life.