Please tell me, if I live on Qianfeng South Road in Taiyuan, Shanxi, can I keep a dog like Gu Mu? How much does it take to open an account...

Prohibited Types

Tibetan Mastiffs and other 34 types of aggressive dogs are not allowed to be raised

Vicious dogs and large dogs prohibited in key management areas include:

1. Tibetan Mastiff, Malamute, Boxer, Doberman Pinscher, Great Dane, Great Pyrenees, Newfoundland, Komondor, Rottweiler, Saint Bernard, Samoyed German dogs, German shepherds and other working dogs;

2. Afghan hounds, Basenji hounds, bloodhounds, Russian shepherds, foxhounds, greyhounds, deerhounds, Weimaraners , Pointer hound, Basenji and other hounds;

3. Bellingdon terrier, border terrier, bull terrier, Kelly blue terrier, American Staffordshire terrier and other terriers;

4. Non-sporting dogs such as Pitbull, Bulldog, Chow Chow, Dalmatian;

5. Tosa Inu, Akita Inu, Setter and other dogs;

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6. Other dogs jointly identified by the public security organs and veterinary departments and announced to the public.

Limited number of dogs

Limited to one dog per household in key areas

In key management areas, each household is limited to one dog. Dog owners should register their dogs with their personal household registration certificate, dog immunity certificate, real estate certificate or house rental certificate, and conduct annual inspections on schedule.

Those who keep dogs in general management areas, in addition to being limited to one dog per household, must also keep them in captivity and tethered, and are not allowed to enter key management areas. Villagers living in the buildings are prohibited from raising aggressive dogs and large dogs.

In key areas, the time for dog owners to take their dogs out is from after 8 pm to before 8 am, and can be extended to 10 am on holidays; they must be carried by adults and the dogs are leashed. Belt; promptly remove the feces excreted by dogs outdoors.

The above is the dog-raising regulations of Taiyuan City, so it is said that they are not allowed to be raised. In the eyes of Chinese people who don’t understand dogs, Gu Mu is a large and violent dog. . . They don’t have the concept of medium-sized dogs and docile breeds in their minds. . . This is also thanks to the Chinese education method. Children are not allowed to get close to animals since childhood. Animals are dangerous. Familiar people don’t know that human beings are actually the most dangerous.