Dogs are domesticated animals whose behavior is often influenced by genetics, environment and training. The phenomenon of dogs bullying poor people is not a problem with dogs themselves, but is related to certain problems in human society.

First of all, a dog’s behavior is often influenced by its owner. If a dog's owner treats the dog harshly or lacks training, the dog may exhibit aggressive or unfriendly behavior. This behavior can affect those around you, including the poor.

Secondly, some people may use dogs to bully poor people. These people may believe that poor people are incapable of resisting or defending themselves, and therefore use dogs to threaten or attack them. This behavior is unethical and should be condemned and stopped.

However, we should also note that most dogs are friendly and docile. They do not actively bully the poor or others. When we get along with dogs, we should respect them and give them appropriate attention and training to ensure that their behavior does not cause harm to others.

In short, the phenomenon of dogs bullying poor people is not a problem of dogs themselves, but is related to certain problems in human society. While we should respect dogs, we should also work to address social issues and ensure everyone is treated fairly and with respect.