NSWthrowaway86

On the one hand there is a problem with overpopulation of dogs, which seems bad for both the native wildlife and probably humans.

On the other hand it sounds like you're against culling.

Can you explain your rationale on why the solution to overpopulation is not culling? Safe alternatives to poisoned meat exist and it seems like the least risky solution for both native wildlife and human health.

Yes, I would challenge MarkLovesTech's rosy view of the situation. I have been exposed to a number of startups and what others might call a 'mature' company, where the exec level literally has no idea what the engineers are doing, and a very vague understanding on the technical side of their product. On the other hand they know how to network well, and present quarterly results, and drive and motivate staff and customers. These are really important skills for business but they don't necessarily translate to deep product knowledge. IsleOfOne's advice is on point.

Really interesting answer and a good demonstration of how living creatures move quickly to fill up empty niches.