What's the point of taking a dog to a long-distance car, and a pet to the wind

At around 1500 hours, a woman wearing a loose coat with her hands around her tummy, arrived at a checkpoint at the Rainbow Bridge railway station. When the inspector asked her to open her arms for an examination, the woman stated that she was pregnant for the eighth month and was ready to pass the security check by force.

At around 1500 hours, a woman wearing a loose coat with her hands around her tummy, arrived at a checkpoint at the Rainbow Bridge railway station. When the inspector asked her to open her arms for an examination, the woman stated that she was pregnant for the eighth month and was ready to pass the security check by force. At this point, the girl's belly was filled with the bark of the dog "Wipping." The woman had to confess that she was going back to Zhejiang's home and feared that the dog would be left unattended in Shanghai, where she would go on a dangerous journey in disguise as a “pregnant woman”. 19 January, Morning News

What's the point of taking a dog to a long-distance car, and a pet to the wind

As the pace of life accelerates, the pressure on people ' s lives increases, while the rest of the time spent on raising pets becomes a bad way for many people to relieve the stress. Birds, fish and dogs are the preferred objects, especially small dogs, most of whom have lovely appearances and are very smart. When they reach their age, dogs like Teddy have the intellectual ability to compare them to children aged four or five. The right way of nurturing can also allow them to communicate with their breeders in a simple way, making it possible for many breeders to include dogs in their family members, and to travel without fear that the pets will not receive good care at home and that the pets will be able to enjoy a different view with themselves.

The above-mentioned woman, disguised as a pregnant woman trying to carry a puppy with her car, is no exception. Despite the Government ' s explicit prohibition on carrying pets in public transport such as airplanes, cars, trains, etc., a large number of breeders have managed to steal the pets into the house. In 2010, at White Cloud Hill Airport, Guangzhou, the police caught a “human Christmas tree”, a man who tried to tie a pile of plastic bags to his body and smuggle them to Shanghai, with two young snakes and six geckos in the bag. Similarly, a man from Qingdao, while travelling in a long-distance car, put a turtle in his pocket and was found during security checks. There are many rare examples of animals being “passed” by their breeders, and they are still on the rise.

In fact, we understand the mood of the breeder, but many places do not fit in with pets. We all know that public places like trains, people are crowded, space is small, pets, even if they are smart, do not change the less stable nature of their animals. When pets travel by car, there are situations in which many owners cannot control them, such as defecation on their own, which is unsanitary and inconvenience for others, and the consequences of pets attacking their fellow passengers in the car are too difficult to imagine, so in terms of stability and safety, pets are not suitable for transportation such as train.

I think it's also necessary to start at the root of the problem of uncivilized travel of passengers with pets. On the one hand, the public transport sector needs to improve its service experience, improve its shipping system, increase the synchronisation rate between passengers and pets, and allow pets to travel in the sun instead of hiding in their suitcases, and on the other hand, the government should build more pet homes. Such a pet house should address the concerns of pet breeders, and the authorities concerned should increase their awareness-raising efforts so that the harmful effects of stealing a pet in a car can reach the public, so as to self-aware the uncivilization of stealing a pet in a car.