A man in Wuhan was bitten by a dog when he asked for directions. Do you think the dog owner should compensate him?

According to online media reports, Mr. Wu from Wuhan went to Wuchang District on business. Being unfamiliar with the surrounding environment, he asked someone on the road for the specific location of his destination. In the process of asking for directions, a pet dog without a leash suddenly jumped out of the road and bit Mr. Wu. Then the dog owner saw his dog bite and immediately ran away with the dog. Mr. Wu had to go to the hospital to get rabies vaccine himself and then call the police. I believe that with the intervention of the police.

Mr. Wu told the police afterwards that the pet dog was taken on the road without a rope. After the pet dog bit, the owner told Mr. Wu? Dogs are animals. I can't control them, okay? Then he rode away as if nothing had happened, so Mr. Wu went to the hospital himself. After all, your own life safety is the first.

According to the urban management regulations of Wuhan, the owner must tie the dog leash when taking the dog out, and this regulation is implemented to prevent the pet dog from suddenly hurting people on the road. It's against the rules. Even if he's on a dog leash, he shouldn't be, should he? Dogs are animals. I can't control them, okay? This attitude, although the dog is an animal, but this dog is not a stray dog, but a pet dog raised by people, so the owner should exercise his supervisory responsibility and take the initiative to take the bitten person to get vaccinated after the biting incident, instead of walking away. If his theory is used, then the owner should flee on the grounds that the car is the main body of responsibility and the driver is irresponsible.

Pets hurt people from time to time, and the fundamental reason is that dog owners can't effectively restrain their pets. Therefore, the city management department should increase the punishment for pet owners, severely punish similar incidents, and investigate the responsibility of escapers to prevent such incidents.