Wild dogs attack man

Tony Bev · Guru

Wild dogs attack man

jules47 · The Happy Helper

That's so terrible poor man. Too many animals "get lost", and become feral - take care out there - don't leave food outside, or rubbish either.

Dickodownunder · Guru

From the article.

"He said there was a plan in place to spend for $20 million but he said that would not even scratch the surface"

Typical statement from some government representatives.
It appears (from that statement) that there is never enough money to address a solution to most situations.

$20 million would go a long way with a baiting trapping or shooting program to reduce the number of wild dogs.
Obvioulsy a project of this nature would have to be managed correctly to ensure minimal stress to other species but 20 million is a lot of money and if that amount could reduce the numbers of wild dogs significantly then attacks of this nature would become less of a threat to the general public.

Santa · Guru

Dickodownunder wrote:
attacks of this nature would become less of a threat to the general public.

I'm unaware of any other attacks of this nature, an isolated incident.

Certainly not a threat to the "general public"

Dickodownunder · Guru

Santa wrote:
Dickodownunder wrote:
attacks of this nature would become less of a threat to the general public.
I'm unaware of any other attacks of this nature, an isolated incident.
Certainly not a threat to the "general public"

If you were in Rundle Mall you would be considered the general public.

If you were camped in a remote area you would be considered the general public.

if you were working on a remote WA farm you would still be a member of the "general public".

The frequency of an incident doesn't change a persons "general public" status.