Case study: if there are pets in the community, should the owners refuse to pay the property fee?

There is nothing in the community. There is no reason for the owner not to pay the property fee, and the owner's friends need reasonable rights protection.

It doesn't make sense that owner A keeps a dog and owner B doesn't pay the property fee.

In fact, the management function of the property company for pets is extended from the function of the government to manage dogs, but the property is not a law enforcement department, so even if the work is in place, the property can also play the role of publicity, guidance and dissuasion.

Owners who meet dogs in the park can complain to the community streets and urban management departments, but there must be reasonable reasons.