In recent days, social news on how human beings have been bitten by dogs or how civilized dogs have become available in our country. In response to this topic, it is now evident from any social platform that there is an intense discussion about whether to hold a dog hostage and whether the dog owner is responsible if the victim deliberately provokes the dog and is bitten? There is no one to make a scene.
Henan Zhengzhou took the lead in leading the way in amending and repealing some of the regulations governing local dogs in the twenty-eighth session of the Standing Committee of the 13th People ' s Congress in Henan province, which provided for more extensive changes in public areas and increased penalties for cultural objects in the event of violation of the law, as well as adding a provision under which only one dog is allowed per household, as well as a ban on rearing dogs for small, strong and large dogs.
After all, in many dog-biting news, many victims suffer from muteness, and the current law does not explicitly state that dog-biting requires the responsibility of the dog-owner, but there are legal provisions in this regard in many places abroad, such as in the United States, where dogs may enter prison if they bite or die, and in the United Kingdom, where dogs bark too loud and noise affects the surroundings, more than £5,000.
But there is one country that will never have any of the problems mentioned above, which is Iran.
Because since 2010, Iran has issued domestic rulings prohibiting the raising of pets, particularly dogs, a religious ruling that it is an unclean animal, issued by an influential cleric who believes in Islam and within Iran, he has stated that the raising of dogs is a mimic of Western culture, and that if Iranians over-inflicted themselves into animals, it can lead to evil results. The cleric has also stated that many Westerners have become cold to their families because of the presence of dogs, so dogs will replace human beings, which is not allowed in modern society.
The ban is a landmark measure to prevent Western culture from invading Iran. In addition, if you travel to Iran, you are determined not to have fashion or hairstyles, and barbershops can only provide customers with a few fixed hairstyles, because the Iranian authorities believe that a fashionable hairstyle or tie is of a serious Western colour, and they are determined to put an end to Western cultural invasions, but everything that is associated with Western culture is not allowed in Iran. So that is why there will never be a dog bite in Iran, and they know that the best way to solve the problem is to eliminate the source.