Walking dogs without ropes and defecation, affecting the image of the city - there's still more to be done to fix the uncivilized dog behaviour.
In the afternoon of June 15, journalists in the mausoleum found that the problem of uncivilized dogs persisted in many public places, such as California's Grand Prix, the Good People's Square, which seriously affected the image of urban civilization. A number of citizens indicated that, although law enforcement officials had been seen on the streets and in parks, the administration of justice was formal and ineffective.
At around 5 p.m. on the same day, journalists found two dogs playing on the side of the road, sometimes passing through the road, one of which was more hairy and suspected of being a stray. However, journalists came only about 100 metres away and discovered that a family of resident dogs were not tied and were playing around the street.
At around 5:30, journalists entered the Starfleet Bay Age Home District, where a pet dog was playing in front of the door in front of a garment-making city created by a garage, with a couple of dogs in his cage, while the dog's owner was sitting next to him in the cold, completely ignoring the feelings of passersbys and residents. There is also the phenomenon of “screeching” of pet dogs in the Gi Jinxi district of Kin City, California.
At about 6:15, most citizens have completed a day of work and more people are going out to walk. The journalists found that there was a high incidence of dog leashing in the Bay of Paicing, the Square of the Good People, and that there were piles of dog-walking, with three or five citizens walking with dogs, one of whom untied the dog for the pet, and several others followed the example of a pet dog chasing at a public place. Some of the citizens who walk dogs do not clean up their pet excrement in time, and journalists find a lot of dog excrement left behind by the street on Shinjing West Street.
“I walk to the good people's square every day, and I see the dog walk without a leash. For a man like me who's afraid of dogs, I panic when I see a dog coming. It is hoped that the authorities concerned will step up their enforcement efforts to combat the uncivilized practice of dogs.” Ms. Liu, Resident of Jinxi, California.
During the interviews, more citizens indicated that they had called the citizens ' hotline number 12345 to complain about uncivilized dog behaviour in public places, but had been delayed in seeing the results.