Can I have a dog in front of my house?

You can't have a dog in front of your own house.

Even if you live in a small courtyard, because dogs are animals and are naturally aggressive. Once out of control, it will cause harm to people, not only losing money, but also bearing corresponding legal responsibilities after the situation is serious.

First, keep a dog in the community. The dogs in the community are basically upstairs, and the space is relatively closed. If you tie the dog to your door, how long does it take to tie the dog rope, and will the dog jump when the neighbors go upstairs and downstairs? Even if you don't jump on your neighbors, it is a threat to people who are afraid of dogs, such as the elderly and children. Who wants to go home every day and pass by your door in fear?

Second, it smells bad. Keeping a dog in the corridor, the smell of dog defecation has an impact on the lives of neighbors. People with good attitude will come to reason with you, people with bad attitude will quarrel and fight with you, and the property management company is unwilling to do so. If you stink up the corridor, which household can take the initiative to pay the property fee?

Third, the difficulties of neighbors. Your whole dog is at the door, and the neighbors are unhappy. If you vote, it is estimated that your family will have one vote. Why, if you are unhappy, give your dog some supplements and report to the property management company, urban management department and public security department. If you can, you can solve them all. If you can't, just wait to follow the rules, get a dog license, get vaccinated and bring the dog into the house. If barking disturbs people, continue to call the police. The dog stopped barking and kept it quietly.