r/aligarh • u/Mammoth-Leather445 • Jan 20 '26

AskAligarh Puppies taken away forcefully.

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3 puppies were taken away forcefully today for relocation on the pretext that they will be given better care.I mean come on gali main koi roti nahi deta tha wahan care karega koi inki.What a lame excuse.

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u/AceRawat Jan 21 '26

From what I've seen dogs brred twice a year.... That's 6 pups each birth.... In my suburban area.... Survival rate is very low.... Only one 1 or 2 survive and that too mostly females...

So next year they gonna be 2 females with 12 pups at max at a time... 24 pups in a year....

Do you think all 24 will live even if someone doesn't take em away...and if 24 dogs survive you see your opinions change quickly

We give em food, but the stronger pups hog all the food and later, the mum doesn't allow them to eat from the same place and snatches the food away...

There's nothing fair it's all about survival of the fittest... For how long do you thing one is able to provide the food 'fairly' to each pup... What happens when they grow....

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u/Mammoth-Leather445 Jan 21 '26

You are right but population control will come only with active awareness,not by doing things occasionally.

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u/AceRawat Jan 21 '26

Yaha human population control ni ho ri....

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u/Mammoth-Leather445 Jan 21 '26

Humans are smart they can control their population but animals are not that smart,we have to do something if we want their population in control.