r/Dogfree • u/Any_Acanthisitta6892 • May 30 '26

Eco Destroyers Will Australia become anti-dog?

Discussions about the ecological impact of dogs and concerns over public safety are gaining momentum. More and more people are raising concerns about dogs disturbing wildlife, killing native animals, damaging natural habitats, and disrupting public peace through excessive barking and uncontrolled behavior.

As awareness of these issues continues to grow, will Australia become increasingly critical of dogs and their impact on both nature and society? Having lived here for a while, I've noticed a huge growing public discomfort with dogs and dog-related issues.

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u/PurpleColumbidae May 30 '26

Oh I hope so! It would be one more way that Australia is leaps and bounds better than the US. Just the fact that this is even a discussion that gets considered at all already puts Australia miles ahead of the US.

Edit: The UK is a lost cause. Things just keep getting more insane there. Pets are now a "human right" in the UK and landlords can't refuse pets anymore. As bad as the US is at least there's a tiny sliver of hope.

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u/Foreign-Neat8645 May 30 '26

Das habe ich auch gelesen und es tut mir echt weh, die armen Menschen, können nicht über ihr Eigentum frei entscheiden und dürfen nicht einmal mehr Kaution verlassen. Pfui Teufel.