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<blockquote data-quote="Unregistered" data-source="post: 2302744">I used to live in Swaziland - a small country in Southern Africa. I was a teacher at a well-known international private boarding school on a hill. There were packs of dogs which roamed the school campus tipping over the bins and terrorising the children. Dogs carry rabies here and there have been well-documented cases of children mauled and killed by dogs and also children contracting and dying horrible deaths from rabies. The useless principal would do nothing to destroy these dogs or make the fence more secure. The dogs are kept by people from the surrounding township and are pretty ferocious.So I poisoned them - considering that I was protecting the lives of the children. It was pointless asking the local council to do anything. They have no money and are useless anyway. I scattered bags of dog food mixed with rat poison on the windy road leading to the school and I also used to place some in my bin. I would put a heavy stone (15 kg) on top of the bin and still some great big dog was able to dislodge it and tip the bin over, scattering the rubbish everywhere.The dog population was significantly reduced this way. I could see no other way round the problem. As the Zimbabwean guest posted on 05-03-2009, welcome to the real world.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Unregistered, post: 2302744"] I used to live in Swaziland - a small country in Southern Africa. I was a teacher at a well-known international private boarding school on a hill. There were packs of dogs which roamed the school campus tipping over the bins and terrorising the children. Dogs carry rabies here and there have been well-documented cases of children mauled and killed by dogs and also children contracting and dying horrible deaths from rabies. The useless principal would do nothing to destroy these dogs or make the fence more secure. The dogs are kept by people from the surrounding township and are pretty ferocious. So I poisoned them - considering that I was protecting the lives of the children. It was pointless asking the local council to do anything. They have no money and are useless anyway. I scattered bags of dog food mixed with rat poison on the windy road leading to the school and I also used to place some in my bin. I would put a heavy stone (15 kg) on top of the bin and still some great big dog was able to dislodge it and tip the bin over, scattering the rubbish everywhere. The dog population was significantly reduced this way. I could see no other way round the problem. As the Zimbabwean guest posted on 05-03-2009, welcome to the real world. [/QUOTE]

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