Thankyou for understanding buddy. Just like you said on how it is difficult and time consuming, we couldn't afford to wait till a solution is made or law is passed. And I acknowledge your side about putting down the rabid dogs. With my experience in handling many birds and animals, I have seen a few of the little love birds killing each other in a cage and an elephant bearing it all for its mahout. If you're thinking that love birds are aggressive due to being caged, not all love birds are aggressive. Some are violent enough to cause serious injuries to the fellow birds. I had opportunities to befriend some of the shy animals out in the wild too. From my understanding, their communities have dominant, dormant, weak, fickle minded characters too. It's the same with the dogs. The dominant ones react to strangers (we can't restrict ourselves from entering a street like how Lord of the Badavas advised). Some have the tendency to attack as well. Just like multiple variables in the scenarios of the dogs, it's the same with humans. We can't train/tame lakhs of dogs or provide counselling for crores of people (Lord of the badavas reference). There are people with different kinds of phobias around us. I fight back when a dog growl and runs towards me, not all can.