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Any sources for that? Wolves killed dogs in past, some people consider that family. And legally there is no difference between wolves, and wild dogs, so they
by Throrut4858 3y ago
Any sources for that?
Wolves killed dogs in past, some people consider that family.
And legally there is no difference between wolves, and wild dogs, so they do attack and kill people!
Anyway, this comment was already flagged to oblivion, so we know where we stand in this brave world!
- RoyalHenOil 3y ago>And legally there is no difference between wolves, and wild dogs... What are you talking about? There is very clearly a legal distinction between the two. Wolves are listed as an endangered species, typically cannot be kept in captivity without a permit, are reintroduced to the environment for ecological reasons, etc. Stray/feral dogs are not listed as endangered, can be freely kept as pets, are not "reintroduced" into the wild (on the contrary, there are active efforts to remove them), etc.