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Originally Posted by Vaiva
I want to ask all the dog lovers in various countries for some help. Here, in Lithuania, we have some stupid rules about keeping dogs in towns and I am in a group of people who want to change it. Could You all please send the rules of keeping dogs in Your country? The original language is OK, we will find the ways to translate it.
Please, send it to [email protected]
Or you can publish here, maybe someone will find it usefull.
Thanks a lot! |
Here in Denmark we have only very few rules about keeping dogs in the town/city :
The dogs must not bother the neighbours by barking or howling all day long.
The dogs must at all times have a leash on except in special places where there are signs saying so or if the owner have full control over the dog.
The owner must always pick up the shit from the dog.
All dogs must have an insurance(for damage on other dogs, people or other peoples property).
All dogs must have adress and phone number of the owner attached to the collar of the dog.
At the moment the politicians have big discussion/debate about all muscle/"figthing"-dogs(Staffordshire terrier, bulldog, etc.) should be banned or if there should be an age limit(25 years) for owning such a dog and if owners of such dogs should have a special licence to own it and if such dogs should wear a muzzle at all times when they are in public places. This is ONLY about muscle/"figthing"-dogs.
Some apartmentcomplexes have rules saying that only small dogs is allowed others have rules saying no muscle/"figthing"-dogs is allowed.
....What are the rules in your country ?
Greetings Rolf