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Do you need an official agreement of your neighbours if you want to have a dog?
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Well if you have your dogs inside your house or have only 2-3 dogs living outside, no official agreement is needed, but if you have more dogs living outside(in the city) you must have an official agreement from your neighbours, but this is a little tricky, because if your dogs are quiet(no barking/howling), you will need no official agreement.
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Do dogs in public places have to be walked only with a muzzle on? (in LT, Vilnius - both YES)
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Only dogs who have been ordered by the police to wear a muzzle due to biting other people or dogs, must wear a muzzle in public places(the law will maybe change for muscle-dogs only).
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How do these special places for walking dogs look like? Are you allowed to enter parks and beaches with your dog?
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In most parks, forrests, etc. it is allowed to walk with your dog, but only on the leash, some parks, forrests, etc. have some areas where it is allowed to let the dog free.
In the period from 1.October - 31.March dogs are allowed at the beach and are allowed to run free, in the rest of the year only at some beaches dogs are allowed.
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Originally Posted by Vaiva;
is there a number of dogs/cats that you are allowed to have in a flat?
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This is only the owners of the apartment complex who decides how many pets is allowed, so this is not law, but rules from the landlord.
It is allowed to bring your dog in almost all public transports(in few busses it is not allowed), but only 1 dog for 1 person, but almost every day I travel by public transport with both of my dogs without any problems.
Normaly you can go where ever you want, with your dog as long as it is on the leash and not bothering other people, with exceptions from shops and places with food(dogs are only allowed in places with food if they have an outside area, but still not all places with outside areas welcome dogs).
Greetings Rolf