Japan: Public awareness restricts dog ownership

In recent years, more and more people in Japan have kept pets, especially dogs. According to incomplete statistics, by 2003, the number of dogs in Japan had exceeded 11.137 million, and on average one of nearly five families had a dog. Although there have been some problems such as barking dogs disturbing people, feces affecting sanitation and stray dogs, etc., because the relevant laws and systems have very strict regulations on dog keeping, and dog owners are always subject to moral and public awareness constraints, so in In Japan, people see more of the intimacy and harmony between humans and dogs.
In Japan, dog owners must register their dogs, reporting in detail the name, address, number, type and purpose of the dogs they keep, as well as the size and location of the kennel, etc. Also include an illustration of the kennel.
Japan implements "lifelong breeding" of animals. If a dog owner abuses the animal by not feeding or watering it in time, or abandons the animal, he will be fined up to 300,000 yen; if he is found to have intentionally killed or injured the animal, , and shall be sentenced to one year of imprisonment or a fine of not more than 1 million yen. Strict legal regulations force Japanese dog owners to be fully prepared before deciding to raise a dog, and they dare not just treat it with a "just for fun" mentality.
Japanese people are quite disciplined in raising dogs. In addition to strict laws and institutional management, the unique public awareness of Japanese society also has a great restraint on dog owners.
When Japanese people walk their dogs on the street, they will always tighten the reins on their dog collars to stop the dogs from running around and clean up the dog excrement. Once the dogs bark, they must stop them immediately. They believe that this is not only a legal and The rules of the system are also to avoid causing trouble to others and avoid causing resentment to others. Dog owners in Japan basically sterilize their dogs. Therefore, even the larger dogs of various breeds seen on the streets and in parks, most of them have low eyebrows, quiet and submissive appearance, and very few dogs. Baring his teeth and claws, he barks when he sees anyone.
In apartment buildings, residents need to obtain the consent of the property management company to keep dogs, because there may be people in the same apartment building who are opposed to keeping dogs, and there may also be people or children who are allergic to animals. Even if they get permission to keep a dog, dog owners generally consciously do not take their dogs in the elevator, do not let the dogs bark, and properly dispose of the dog's excrement and shed dog hair.

United States: Special dog parks are set up for citizens to walk their dogs

In the United States, raising a dog is definitely not an easy task, because pet owners have to bear a lot of responsibilities and obligations. Although laws vary from state to state in the United States, the regulations regarding dog ownership are basically the same. To raise a dog, the owner must first pay a registration fee of US$20 to US$50, buy dog ​​food for the dog at the store, and take the dog for a walk. The United States has a very strict system for the management of dogs. All dogs have a formal "household registration" and ""Education", dog clubs are all over the country, and the vast majority of dogs spend their "infancy" here, that is, learning to get along with people and receiving relevant skill training. Because they are well-educated, people are very It is rare to see wild dogs. People who want to keep dogs mostly obtain their pets through legitimate channels.
The laws of most American cities stipulate that dogs must be leashed anywhere except in their own yards. Wear a leash or chain. Some cities have specific venues where dogs can get rid of the chains and have fun. In the United States, many places have obvious signs with icons and text to remind people that Dog poop should be disposed of promptly when walking the dog. Normally, Americans carry plastic bags with them when walking their dogs, but many cities still have special boxes on the streets. The plastic bags inside are for those dog walkers with bad memories. It provides convenience.
In the United States, pets are not allowed in urban parks, and parks in suburbs also charge tickets for dogs. Generally speaking, if a park charges 50 yuan for people, it will charge 50 yuan for dogs. 30 yuan.”
According to statistics, only 5% to 8% of dogs in Shanghai have been vaccinated, while in New York, more than 80% of dogs go to veterinary hospitals for regular physical examinations and vaccinations. In the United States, in order to prevent pets from getting sick and cross-infection with people, the production requirements for pet food are even higher than those for humans.

Russia: Dogs must display signs of aggression on the streets

In the minds of Russians, dogs are kind and loyal friends. In Moscow, about one-third of households have dogs. So what are the regulations for residents in Russia to keep dogs?
Every dog ​​in Moscow has an ID card. Although there are no restrictions on dog breeds in Russia, some tall and ferocious dogs must be muzzled and led by their owners when going out. In addition, dogs are absolutely not allowed to enter places such as kindergartens and schools. In addition, there are many pet hospitals in Moscow. Dog owners must ensure the health of their dogs and vaccinate their dogs every year to prevent infectious diseases. Recently, a dog bit a child to death in Russia. For this reason, the government has made new regulations requiring every dog ​​on the street to hang a sign. The signs are divided into three categories: red, yellow, and green. The red card means that the dog is aggressive and should be kept away from; the yellow card means that the dog is basically harmless to people, but do not take it lightly; the green card means that the dog is absolutely not dangerous and you can approach it casually.

The fines for barking dogs in the UK are particularly high

Recently, dog owners in the UK have to take care of their dogs. If the puppy barks too loudly, the owner is likely to be fined. Fines can be as high as £5,000! Now the whole country is busy teaching puppies to be civilized!
There are nearly 6.8 million dogs in the UK, and the barking of puppies often disturbs neighbors. due to people's complaintsIncreasingly, the British government has ordered that puppies must abide by the rules of unsocial hours, otherwise they will put a dent in their owners' wallets.
In order to guide dog owners to teach their puppies to be "civilized", the British Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs has specially printed dog-raising precautions:
First, dog owners can use a camera to record that the owner is not at home The puppy's behavior at the time, or the dog owner pretends to leave, and then secretly stands outside the door to monitor the puppy's actions. The dog owner should also help the puppy to abide by the rules of the activity. For example, when the puppy starts barking or howling, the owner should find a way to calm it down, but cannot use punishment, because that will only be counterproductive.
Second, "If your dog barks when it's excited, don't play with it during non-social hours, such as in the middle of the night." People who live in apartment buildings or semi-detached houses Keep your puppy away from walls. If your puppy likes to bark at people, keep it away from the front door or windows.
Third, tips for dealing with “troublesome puppies”. For those puppies that "cling to their owners, whine, and bark when they are alone at home", they should consult veterinarians, animal protectionists and dog watchers to help the animals adapt to being alone at home.
Fourth, treat dogs consistently. When puppies are quiet when they would bark, they should be praised or given a treat. When the puppy barks, the owner must calm it down resolutely and never be soft-hearted.
Finally, if the dog owner fails to stop the puppy from barking and the neighbors continue to complain and complain, the dog owner will receive a reminder notice. If the owner fails to stop the dog within the prescribed time limit, he will face prosecution and a fine of up to 5,000 pounds.

Overseas dog-raising regulations

If a dog bites a human, the owner may be imprisoned
British dogs wear tags around their necks to indicate the owner’s name and address, otherwise they will be kept as ownerless dogs. It is strictly stipulated that dogs must be vaccinated every year, otherwise they will be severely fined. If dog feces is not cleaned up, if the dog hurts someone, the dog owner will be severely fined. Dogs that injure people will be killed if they are found to be aggressive.
Dogs entering adopter homes in Japan are all neutered. Dogs that have not been trained by a pet school cannot be adopted. The dog that enters the family has learned to eat and defecate on time in pet school. Pet dogs must be walked on the streets at specified times, otherwise they will be fined by the police.
Paris, France, has a new policy to ensure freedom from dog poop pollution and ensure a clean urban environment: it forces dog owners to clean up dog poop, with heavy fines for violators, making cleaning up dog poop a conscious behavior for dog owners.
Many states in the United States have passed relevant laws to punish vicious dogs that bite people. If a dog is found to have dangerous tendencies but the owner fails to take strict precautions and handles it, causing the dog to bite or kill others, the dog owner will be sentenced to jail and fined.
If a Canadian dog bites someone, the owner may be saddled with a huge debt that he may not be able to repay in his lifetime. Get insurance for your dog. If the dog barks randomly and someone calls the police, the dog owner will lose the right to keep the dog.