Hundreds of Lugo have been directed in recent weeks to the Protection of Animals and Plants to complain by the presence of stray dogs in different parts of the capital.
This situation has forced the company to issue a press release in which a reminder that all dogs, regardless of its size and race, have to be tied down the street. To this we must add that animals classified as dangerous must be muzzled.
The protective explains that, as stated in the law protecting animals from Galicia and municipal law, dog owners must ensure that their pets are identified by microchip and registered with the City Council. Moreover, "must take the necessary measures so that the animal can not freely access roads and spaces private or public, as well as impede the free access to people, animals or things that are in them. "
At this point, we emphasize that dogs classified as dangerous breeds, pit bull or rottweiler, among many others-must be tied with a belt whose length is less than two meters and a muzzle for that in any case, you can use jaws. If terms are typically only belt, it is unusual to see one of these dogs with a muzzle. Droppings
Another issue that recalls the protector in the statement is that dog owners have to "stop the dirty roads and public spaces" and if this happens, "they must collect animal droppings deposited outside the site bounded to that effect. "
is rare walk on the parapet or San Roque street and not have to dodge poop remains, despite the many protests by the locals.
Source:
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