vylauren
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Apr 19, 2011, 12:49 AM
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thestar.com.my/metro/story.asp?file=/2011/4/14/central/8475437&sec=central MPSJ also restricted dog owners from bringing their dogs for a walk in public places, shopping complexes, religious places, all government and private offices, government and private schools and on public transport. MPSJ has distributed brochures to Subang Jaya residents with a warning that the council has the right to impound or confiscate dogs that are taken to public places. Gosh.... MPSJ please look again at your restriction! From my opinion, I agreed if MPSJ fined d owner if : - their dog roaming around without leash / without d supervision of d owner, to prevent the dogs from attacking small children. - the owner didnt pick up d dog's poo But confiscate d dogs if found in public place with d owner's presence? That's too much. Dogs need exercise and they cant be confined in d house for all day long. Definitely they need some place to walk around. And for the banned of 7 breeds? What about those doggies who have spent years attached to their owner? It is totally not fair just to take these doggies away from their owner? Probably these doggies are really innocent and never attacked people and raised as a loving family pet, can their lives just be taken away because they born to be these banned breeds? For controlling these banned breeds, may be in future MPSJ should not issue license for these 7 breeds, instead of just vanish them with immediate effect.
(This post was edited by vylauren on Apr 19, 2011, 1:48 AM)
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