Recently, an unleashed pet dog broke into the People's Park of Suihua City. Park security immediately went to hunt it down after discovering it! When the dog owner arrived, he found that one of the puppy's front legs was broken, and he started causing a havoc in the park! After the dog owner had an argument with the security guard, the park stated that pets were not allowed in the park and there were no leashes, so they called the police. The man saw the park calling the police and left with the puppy. What are the dangers of walking your dog without a leash in the park? Starting from May 1, 2021, dog management regulations have been implemented across the country. Dog licenses are required and dogs must be walked on a leash. When the park clearly stipulates that pets are not allowed, the man brought the puppy into the park, which violated the park's management regulations. In addition, there are many elderly people and children in the park, so without a leash, it will inevitably pose a threat to the crowd. They all say that their dogs do not bite people, but the temperament of animals is hard to change. Once they attack the elderly and children, the consequences will be disastrous. The security guard was doing his job. When an unleashed puppy was found entering, the security guard immediately chased and blocked it, also to protect the personal safety of the people in the park. If an accident occurs, the park is not to blame. Therefore, what the security guard did was fulfilling his job responsibilities and there was nothing wrong with it. The only point of controversy now is that the dog owner believes that the puppy’s leg was broken because the security guard was chasing him. He even thinks that the security guard broke it intentionally and wants to ask for compensation. However, after the park authorities called the police, the man left voluntarily, apparently knowing that he was in the wrong. Our country now has clear dog management regulations, and the cause of this incident was the carelessness of this dog owner. Dogs themselves do not have the ability to behave autonomously. Walking a dog without a leash is already a violation of dog-keeping regulations. It hurts to see your dog injured, but isn’t this also caused by the dog owner himself? Since you have chosen to keep a pet, you must be responsible for it in all aspects. If you don't care if it runs around at will, you will have to pay compensation if anything happens. This method of raising a dog is really not advisable. Although I don’t know what caused the damage to the puppy’s legs, it seems that it was caused by hard objects such as iron chains. Do you think the security guard did the right thing?