In every corner of the world, we can see dogs. They are our friends, our partners, and a part of our lives. However, not all dogs have sweet homes. In this group of homeless dogs, there are two types: wild dogs and stray dogs. Although the two seem similar on the surface, there is a big difference in reality.

Wild dogs, often referred to as feral dogs, are native breeds of dogs in their natural environment. They live in forests, grasslands and other places, and maintain a certain distance from the human environment. They are true children of nature, with the ability to survive independently, find food through their own efforts, and protect their territory. Stray dogs refer to those dogs that were once raised by people, but were abandoned for various reasons, thus wandering on the streets. They once enjoyed the care of humans, but now they have to survive alone in the city. Their food sources are unstable, their living conditions are harsh, and they face various dangers. This is the most essential difference between wild dogs and stray dogs: one is natural selection, the other is abandoned by human beings. Wild dogs are also under pressure to survive, but what they have is freedom and a truly wild life. And stray dogs, although they once had a warm home, but now they can only survive in the corner of the city.

In addition, the social behavior of the two is very different. Wild dogs usually have a complex social structure in groups, and the relationship between them is natural and harmonious. Stray dogs, on the other hand, act more alone, and the relationship between them is more of a competition, a struggle for survival.

In general, although wild dogs and stray dogs are homeless dogs, their living conditions, survival methods and social relations are very different. We should pay more attention to these homeless lives, give them as much help and care as possible, so that they can enjoy the beauty of life.