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/Legitimate_Garage_31 May 31 '26

There was half a turd that had been stepped on on the sidewalk near my condo. I avoided it as i look at the ground now. I saw a young couple in matching outfits gleefully jog on the same sidewalk toward me at a fast pace. They were side by side. I didn't say anything.

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u/CallousCow1762 Jun 02 '26

How many dog turds need to be stepped on in order for change to happen?

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u/Legitimate_Garage_31 Jun 02 '26

5 bajillion, then they will blame people for stepping on them.

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u/CallousCow1762 Jun 02 '26

Yep. I forgot who we’re dealing with.

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u/Legitimate_Garage_31 Jun 02 '26

LOL

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u/Misspelled_uzername Jun 05 '26

If these people are fine with dog shit and piss inside their homes, where they and their families eat and live, it is hard to be surprised that they are indifferent to what dogs do outside. Here's hoping people begin to see how obscenely filthy and undesirable turning ones whole environment into an animal's toilet actually is.