Why Dogs Should Be Illegal

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A survey says the 16% of the people that took it say yes that they should kill the dogs. But 84% of the people that took it say no that they shouldn't kill they dogs. So would you kill a dog? Would you kill a dog for bitting someone? What if they were protecting someone? Killing dogs because they bite someone isn't right.
The dogs that bite someone can be trained not to do that. They can learn that biting humans isn't right. You can take them to school for doing that. There is no reason that they have to be killed for biting someone. We all make mistakes so why is having a dog bite someone any different. People and dogs and all animals make mistakes all the time. We don't live in a perfect world. So don't expect people to not make mistakes. …show more content…

If they dog has grown up in a abusive home then its natural for them to bite someone. They are trying to protect themselves from whatever and if biting is the way they do it then let them. They will grow out of it at some point if they are put into a new home and that family cares for them and all that.
They will get better over time they wont always be like that.
Killing dogs should be illegal. The dog that you would be killing has a family and people that love him/her. They are people just like us. They have feelings and emotions.
You have to teach them what they did wrong so they know not to do it anymore. Killing them isn't going to teach them anything. They have to learn. Dogs can be caring and loving you just have to teach them that what they did was wrong. If the human does something to make the dog bite them then they had a right to bite them.
Dogs are loving and caring animals. Biting someone is their way of protecting someone. They don't mean to harm anyone but if they feel threatened by something they are going to protect it. Dogs don't like to be threatened so they have to have a way to protect the things they love like their family. The only reason that they bite anyone

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