Earth Changes
As per the media reports, the victim's family is a resident of Bhagat Nagar in Punjab's Hoshiarpur and that the body of the child, who had been missing since Thursday night, was discovered close to a thatched hut. The girl's parents work in municipal council Hamirpur's sanitation department. The girl was reportedly seen playing behind the hut. In the meantime, a herd of dogs arrived and pulled the girl toward the bushes.
The family members were unable to listen the girl's screams because of the dogs' noise. They began looking when the girl failed to came back to the hut for a long duration. Upon searching, finally noticed the dogs scratching the girl child's body when family members turned to look toward the bushes.
The dogs fled when the family members yelled, but the girl had already tragically died. Later, the Hamirpur police received this information. Police opened an inquiry. On the other hand, SHO Himachal Pradesh's Hamirpur Sanjeev Gautam reported that dogs in ward number eight killed a two-year-old girl. The police have opened an investigation and registered the case.
According to the information, Hoshiarpur, a resident of Makhan Lal, cleans the city of Hamirpur. He resides with his family in a slum hut in Nagar Parishad Hamirpur Ward No. 8 Naya Nagar, in front of the Hamir Hospital. The neighbourhood resident urged the administration to take action to eliminate the threat posed by stray dogs. The horrific incident has increased the fear in the neighbourhood.
Source: dnaindia.com
Reader Comments
Dogs can be domesticated, even become seemingly good friends (they don't answer back and are driven by their stomach to which if fed well often creates the environment for that animal to become loyal ( it knows it is safe and gets fed and being a pack animal will instinctively know safety wins the day so by offering its continued presence it receives that to which the owner offers it) some can be trained to work hard in farming and elsewhere, but without the food or treats not one single dog would entertain crafts or getting out of bed if it knew it didn't have to and was fed anyway, as the working career is waning in less than a decade, requiring much in the same in training to replace.
On the down side dogs don'the live long, so never become a long term friend, 20 years for the fitter breed, causing a grieving period for the owner, I cried when my dog died but the financial benefits I could utilise elsewhere became apparant to me once I moved on (which you do....even if you don't forget them).
Pet Insurance is another flavour of the insurance mess/scam, often leaving owners without cover when they need it most, based on small legal definitions and grey areas, also you CANNOT INSURE FOR LIFE AGAINST DEATH (but they want you to struggle to keep your best friend alive. ...financially of course!!). If you don'the insure = you bad/naughty.
Also dogs are in the UK (I'm in england) are CHIPPED so your effectively being mapped in exactly the same way a mobile phone might collect data of movement from you and government can sell that information. If you believe the signal is to weak to take seriously, consider the strength greatly reduced in RFID tags in clothing in the UK and you see the contradiction when these weaker tags which work in the same way as your pets create the garbage mail you receive (how can they know you bought camping gear if your paid cash and no club card: RFID tags. Marks and Spencer use them in food packaging also!
Also feeding a pet will, no matter how bow and arrow you are, become increasingly more expensive and harder to keep fit when all former avenues of feeding them have disappeared and your left competing in the same hunting ground your fellow owners need to occupy also or effectively using the same logical ways of obtaining food.
No free time to go hunting, or have no idea how messy it is in comparison to opening a tin or pouch, also hunters wrongly assuse success in hunts, hunting does not work that way, and hunting pressures shared in one area will reduce the freebies very quickly.
I believe guard dogs are useful, if they will commit the life to protecting you.
If not a few geese will make better vocal alarms and can be kept much more cheaply and in desperation eaten (unless pets of course!).
Rabies.
Needs no Introduction.
If that became endemic ( even locally) your movement will be reduced and your bullets saved for hunting and defence will give reduction to the additional need for them.