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Originally Posted by flip
Yes but more importantly people need space. If they don't have it they will remove the quickest obstacles that are either also vieing for space or eliminating things that are encroaching on their space.
And in the near future places like NY may have limits on animals that are more strict that ours, if they don't already. Like I said it may come out of necessity. More people in NY likely live in appartments, condos etc so they are certainly adhering to some sort of restrictions already, just they are basically imposed by the tenants, not the government.
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NY is widely considered the most dog-friendly city in North America. The point was that your supposition that greater population density=fewer dogs is just wrong on its face.
Unless what you're suggesting is that people who choose to share their space with dogs will be subject to "limits" from some higher authority. But... that presumes that in the future we will not only live with higher population density but also in a dictatorship.