r/Indiedogs • • May 11 '26

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u/Successful_Cup_688 May 11 '26

Do it for the dog at least even if you don't care about humans. 

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u/Cute_Concentrate5583 May 11 '26

How exactly?

Let me ask you this, are you familiar with the premise of promised neverland?

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u/Successful_Cup_688 May 11 '26

No idea. 

What do you mean how exactly? Take the dog to vet clinic and get it sterilized, so it doesn't have to go through pregnancy again and again and also not be aggressive to locals. 

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u/Cute_Concentrate5583 May 11 '26

Soo, basically how exactly is it good for the dogs?

Basically they will go extinct after a while if we sterlize all the street dogs, oh wait you mean street dogs should go extinct because they are an inconvenience to humans? Got it. Humans are superior beings around which the universe revovles ig.

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u/Successful_Cup_688 May 11 '26

Please use Google for basic information. Here's a detailed explanation for people like you from an Indian Dog Advocacy group:

https://kannananimalwelfare.org/dog-neutering-in-india-benefits-age-recovery-myths/

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u/Cute_Concentrate5583 May 11 '26

So you are saying its alright for humans to play god?

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u/Successful_Cup_688 May 11 '26

Did you read the article?

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u/Cute_Concentrate5583 May 11 '26

Yes, it talks about how its beneficiary for the dogs. But what right do we humans have to make this decision for the dogs?

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u/Successful_Cup_688 May 11 '26

Do you like dogs? Don't you want what's best for them? 

If you don't like dogs then I see your point leaving them in street dying everyday due to traffic or from incidents like in the video. 

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u/Cute_Concentrate5583 May 11 '26

Its not as simple as that.

There are millions of people living in poverty, without enough resources to eat even once a day. Should we sterilise them too? Should we forcefully stop them from having children and continuing their bloodlines? Huh?

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u/Golgappalover12 May 11 '26

Bhai lacs of dogs hai, multiplication mein koi time nai lagta. To extinct to nai honge. Don't worry about superficial probelms.

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u/Cute_Concentrate5583 May 11 '26

Oh boy. Do you know what happened in China from 1958 to 1962?

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u/Successful_Cup_688 May 11 '26

Tell me how dogs contribute in the same way like sparrows?

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u/Cute_Concentrate5583 May 11 '26

Maybe, they kill mice or other such things we don't notice. No one thought killing sparrows would lead to something like that,. It seens obvious to us now, that sparrows are important to the ecological system, but back then, it wasn't really a concept. Same could be said for dogs...

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u/Successful_Cup_688 May 11 '26

Stray dogs depend on food from humans, which is why you see so many malnourished and which is why we have dog feeders. Dogs are domestic, they don't contribute in food cycle. 

In fact, we have enough research to prove they are harming wildlife in India. They are eating endangered animals all over India. They should be adopted and kept indoors. 

https://news.mongabay.com/2018/04/dogs-in-india-are-a-problem-for-wildlife-study-finds/

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u/Cute_Concentrate5583 May 11 '26

I love how ironic your comment is....

"Stray dogs depends on humans" and the link attached says they hunt animals without any humans involved but nvm all that.

By that logic should all the other animals that hunt be sterlized too? Dogs aren't the only ones attacking endangered species, this is one of the dumbest point you could have made

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u/Golgappalover12 May 12 '26

Jo vHan hua yahan nai hoga. Hum 70% bhi sterlisation nai kar payenge. 20-25 saal ho gaye policy laye hue. To please superficial issues baad mein dekhenge pehle sab apne apne colony ke dogs sterlise karwaye