Without chains on his neck, scared the children to cry in the elevators; "fortuitively" without conscious drawing a "map" in the garden... When she mentioned dozens of pet dogs in the neighborhood, she said that they caused neighbourhood disputes, which lasted a few dozen times a year, which left the neighbourhood and the property in danger.
It's not the same now that the Region's dog-raising convention has been developed so that it can live in harmony without the community and the property industry as “brother-in-law”, so that the community's “dog-keeping” and “against dog-keeping” can live in harmony.
This was thanks to a recent “dog-raising debate” organized by the residents of the community. At that time, representatives of the “dog-keeping” and “anti-dogting” groups each presented their own “arguments”. During the debate, both sides were frank and ultimately agreed that pets were a personal hobby but could not affect the lives of others. The “Five Ones” requirement for a dog certificate, a needle in the dog, a rope while walking the dog, a “facilitation” bag and a small mask makes the dog-bearer feel reasonable and agree. A single dog-keeping convention is in place, and there are fewer pet disputes in the small areas.
In their interviews, journalists found that, as the democratic governance of the subdistricts advanced and the civilisation of the population increased, there are now a number of residential areas, such as the one where Aunt Yu is living, that are “ruled” for pet dogs. There are fewer disputes, the environment is better, and people and pets are more harmonious.
There are more than 70 licensed dogs in the daisy district by Zhang Yang Road. For their sake, the council and the property industry are very much on their minds. There's a “peebox” specially designed for pet dogs on the main corridor: “facilitating” a puppy when walking, and a small pull by the owner of the box would remove a black plastic bag, leaving the dog “facilitating”. In Xinbei River Garden has designed a “walking route” for pet dogs, and the children no longer have to fear that the dogs will suddenly come in front of them.
In the case of disputes over pet dogs, the resident council officials stated that, although the Shanghai Dog Management Scheme contained clear penalties, neither the resident council nor the property had the power to punish and had to act as “mother-in-law”. “The proper resolution of disputes depends on the joint participation of the inhabitants in management and consensus-building.” It is understood that the owner of the dog in the daisy district decided to establish a pet club, which, in addition to sharing the heart of the dog and being friends with the dog, has an important function of coordinating the resolution of neighbourhood disputes arising from the dog by its members.