Modern hunting laws prohibit all hunting of mammals, birds, reptiles and amphibians, except those considered pests and specific animals in hunting seasons. However the packs of feral dogs that are taking over the countryside are an increasing threat to wildlife and domesticated animals.
Current laws governing wildlife prohibit the pursuit of all land and sea creatures, with exceptions for unwanted or seasonal game. However, the proliferation of feral dogs in rural areas is becoming an increasing danger to native species and domesticated pets.