What are the benefits of getting a dog license?

Handling a dog license can legalize dog-raising behavior and meet the requirements of laws and regulations. In urban residential areas, keeping a dog must abide by a series of regulations, such as not walking the dog at will, using dog leashes and dog pens to control the dog, and fines for polluting the public environment. Holding a dog-raising license can make the dog-raising behavior more standardized, which is conducive to ensuring public safety and people's health.

In addition, dog owners also need to hold corresponding certificates when taking their dogs out to avoid being tied up by urban management and other personnel. Holding a dog license can not only avoid being punished, but also help to establish a trustworthy and friendly dog community and promote harmonious relations between communities.

2. Improve the level of dog management

In some places, it is stipulated that dogs can only be adopted if they have a certificate. This is to improve the management level of dogs and ensure that dogs get better care and protection. Handling a dog license requires relevant training and examination, which requires certain knowledge and skills of dog owners. This will help to promote dog owners to better manage and care for dogs, improve the quality of dogs, and prevent dogs from being abused and neglected and becoming "stray dogs". Similarly, strengthening the management of dogs can also have a positive effect on public safety.

It is convenient for pet dogs to enter public places.

Many public places, such as restaurants and hotels, do not allow pets to enter, and even some communities have set up a dog ban order. If you have a dog license, you can fully prove that your pet dog is free from infectious diseases and healthy after being raised, vaccinated and can enter some public places. Shopping centers, supermarkets, parks and other public places usually have special guide dogs and pet dog passages, and dog owners with dog licenses can travel with their dogs more conveniently.

4. Effectively avoid being caught by dogs.

Walking the dog needs to control the dog's behavior and abide by relevant regulations. In many places, dog owners who don't have a dog license can't prove the dog's identity. Once caught, they may be fined and detained. At the same time, some dog owners also release their dogs without tying ropes, which is easy to threaten the safety of pedestrians and other dogs. Holding a dog license can effectively avoid being caught and avoid bringing unnecessary trouble and harm to yourself, the dog and even the society.

In short, holding a dog license can make the dog-raising behavior more legal and standardized, improve the dog-raising management level, facilitate dogs to enter public places, and avoid being caught. This is not only the interests of dog owners, but also the common interests of the dog community and the public environment.