If you walk a dog in the city without a tie, you'll be broken! Who is responsible for the dog

In recent days, Mr. Lee was walking in the district after dinner, and suddenly a larger dog without a rope flew in the direction of Mr. Lee. Because of the lateness of the day, Mr. Lee found himself in hiding, was tripped to the ground by a pet dog, causing a severe fracture in his right hand, and was taken to the hospital for urgent treatment.

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In recent years, there has been a significant increase in animal breeders and families, and when citizens go to the community to play and play, they often encounter dogs who are not tied, they either go to people, they go to people, they go to people, they go to people, they go to people, they go to people, they go to people, they run. In a typical case of a dispute over liability for damage caused by animal breeding, a lawyer from the law firm of Zhijie in Guangdong reminds the public of the need to be careful whether they like dogs or walk dogs.

If you walk a dog in the city without a tie, you'll be broken! Who is responsible for the dog

In recent days, Mr. Lee was walking in the district after dinner, and suddenly a larger dog without a rope flew in the direction of Mr. Lee. Because of the lateness of the day, Mr. Lee found himself in hiding, was tripped to the ground by a pet dog, causing a severe fracture in his right hand, and was taken to the hospital for urgent treatment.

After that, Mr. Lee found the owner of the pet dog through the transfer of the small area property surveillance and asked the owner to bear the full cost of medical care, etc. However, the owner of the dog said that Mr. Lee was not in a timely position to hide, but also had part of the responsibility and that he was willing to bear only part of the cost of the medicine, which led to a dispute.

Lawyers' interpretation

In response, counsel stated that, according to article 1246 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China, “in violation of regulatory provisions, an animal breeder or manager who fails to take safety measures in order to cause damage to another person shall be held liable for the violation; however, liability may be mitigated if it can be proved that the damage was caused intentionally by the victim”. Also, article 29 of the Guangzhou City Dogs Regulation specifies that “when carrying dogs for outdoor activities only, canine ropes shall be used to hold them”.

In the above-mentioned cases, the owner of the dog did not use a canine rope to hold the dog, resulting in an uncontrolled run-off in the public area of the district, causing injury to the client, Mr. Lee, and the owner should therefore be held responsible for the violation and compensate Mr. Lee for his loss.

Counsel further reminds that, as of 1 July 2009, the Guangzhou City canine regulations have been in force in Guangzhou City with clear provisions on the type, number and area of activity of dogs raised in Guangzhou City. Also on 11 October 2019, the Standing Committee of the Guangzhou City People ' s Congress issued the Guangzhou City Dog Management (Revised) Ordinance, which also shows that the city government of Guangzhou has tightened the regulations governing dog-keeping.

Therefore, counsel recommends that the majority of people who love dogs should observe the relevant regulations and regulations of the city, so that they are able to use dog ropes to hold dogs outside their homes, wear only their mouths, clean up their dung in a timely manner, and do not interfere with the normal life of others, while not raising dangerous animals such as dogs, which are prohibited by law.

If a dog is injured, the victim is required to maintain evidence in a timely manner, and immediately after the dog has been bitten, he/she should be treated and called to the police. Victims can film their pets, their owners, their injuries, their physical environment, etc. through mobile phones, maintain their own medical documents, and then search for surveillance, access surveillance videos, fix evidence and defend their rights and interests legally.