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Wednesday, November 2, 2016
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These by-laws and such are becoming increasingly complex!
ReplyDeleteYou have literate dogs over there? No? That explains why the rules are not obeyed. Anyway, what have they got against commercial dog walkers, for heaven's sake? Stand up for the rights of commercial dogs, that's what I say.
ReplyDeleteLife comes with too many rules.
ReplyDeleteOne needs to study it!
ReplyDeleteLooks like many rules to follow. Thank for the interesting sign.
ReplyDeleteIt is forbidden to have an umleashed dog in public place in Poland
ReplyDeleteYup there are rules and regulations for dogs here too Pat, but as long as they're on a lead they can go most places..
ReplyDeleteWe have lots of rules down here too! Many of our larger parks now have special dog park areas all fenced in so that dogs can run and play with abandon. It's fun to watch.
ReplyDeleteDogs are wonderful, but they remain dogs and their owners need to be responsible. We have dog parks here which seem to fulfill a need very well. What is really irritating, though, is to see people walk the road behind our house and fail to pick up their doggy's poop. It happens too often.
ReplyDeleteRules, rules, rules. I grew up in a town and a time where there few rules and I survived quite well.
ReplyDeleteSo many rules, what is one to do! ˁ˚ᴥ˚ˀ
ReplyDeleteAnd remember that "dogs" can't read.
ReplyDeleteToo many rules but what can you do but follow them.
ReplyDeleteIt's all very clearly spelled out.
ReplyDeleteRidiculous; the number of rules, and the regulations against commercial dog walkers. Who cares? Sounds like too many government employees in that city...
ReplyDeleteIt's interesting that dogs are allowed to run free all day during the winter, but only at dawn and dusk during the fairer weather.
ReplyDeleteA whole lot of rules!
ReplyDeleteGood one.
ReplyDeleteI couldn't see the rules well, but oh, my, I wonder why the government thinks that the more rules there are, the better life will be.
ReplyDelete:-) Mike and I were thinking the same thing.
ReplyDeleteWe have many signs like this too in our parks, but I have never seen one mentioning commercial dog walkers. Come to think of it, I don't think I have ever seen any commercial dog walkers where I live!
ReplyDeleteIt's good they post them as a reminder, but I know like around here, some humans just don't care about the rules!
ReplyDeleteThat is a lot of rules. Thankful that I can open my back door and just let the dogs run free.
ReplyDeleteGosh! I admit to not being a dog person, but even to me all those rules seem excessive. I would think a professional dog walker would know what she or he was doing; can't imagine why they would Ben them.
ReplyDeleteWell sometimes dog owners don't comply regardless. Ha! Too many words for sure.
ReplyDeleteWhen signs get too long, I'm sure most people simply walk right past and don't notice them anymore.
ReplyDeleteThere is a dog park in a nearby city with a similar set of rules, except for banning professional dog walkers. It is divided into two sections, one for large dogs, the other for small ones. I live out in the country so my dog can run free. (She is very good about staying on our property).
ReplyDeleteThere are several rules around here for pets, but obviously the owners cannot read.
ReplyDeletei hope most folks abide by them. :)
ReplyDeleteWho knows the reasoning behind the rules as some of them see a bit odd.
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