by Will Hoffman

In major cities, crime is always the primary concern for the safety of citizens. Moscow is currently dealing with a slightly different problem, a canine problem. Packs of wild dogs run wild in its subways and streets.

These pups are dangerous. "According to official statistics, last year there were about 20,000 cases of humans attacked by stray dogs; 8,000 of them serious enough to involve the police or requiring hospitalization."

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