Why Animal Welfare Matters More Than Ever

Many people get frightened when street dogs suddenly start chasing bikes, scooters, or cars. Some think dogs do it because they are naturally aggressive, but the real reasons are much more connected to instinct, fear, and territory. Understanding why dogs behave this way can help prevent panic and accidents. 1. Territorial behavior Street dogs live in specific areas and become protective of their territory. When a fast-moving vehicle enters that space, they may react by chasing it away. 2. Sudden movement triggers instinct Dogs naturally react to fast movement. A speeding bike or car activates their chase instinct, similar to how they react to running animals. 3. Fear and previous bad experiences Some dogs have been hit, scared, or mistreated by vehicles in the past. Because of this, they may bark or chase vehicles out of fear or stress. 4. Noise can irritate dogs Loud exhaust sounds, honking, or fast acceleration can disturb and trigger dogs, especially at night when streets ...

Rabies is a serious and deadly disease that affects both animals and humans. Many people panic when they see a street dog behaving strangely, but not every unusual behaviour means rabies. Knowing the real warning signs can help you stay safe and avoid misunderstandings. Here are the important signs that may indicate a dog has rabies. 1. Sudden change in behaviour A friendly dog may suddenly become aggressive, or a normally active dog may become very quiet and weak. 2. Excessive drooling or foaming from the mouth One of the most common signs is continuous saliva dripping from the mouth. 3. Difficulty in swallowing The dog may try to drink water but fail to swallow properly. 4. Unusual aggression without reason The dog may try to bite objects, animals, or people without being provoked. 5. Fear of water (hydrophobia) Rabid dogs often avoid water and show discomfort near it. 6. Paralysis or trouble walking In later stages, the dog may drag its legs or fall frequently. 7. Cont...