Wuhan revised the dog raising regulations: maximum fine of 500 yuan is required to walk dogs without leash, and property management needs to cooperate with supervision

Wuhan revised the dog raising regulations: maximum fine of 500 yuan is required to walk dogs without leash, and property management needs to cooperate with supervision

Recently, Wuhan City revised the "Wuhan Dog Riding Management Regulations", which clearly stipulates that dogs must be carried with leashes when walking, and violators are fined up to 500 yuan, and stipulates that property management needs to cooperate with supervision. This move has sparked heated discussions across the Internet and has become one of the hot topics in the past 10 days. The following are structured data analysis and related content:

1. Main contents of the new regulations

According to the revised regulations, Wuhan dog raising management mainly includes the following provisions:

2. Analysis of netizens' opinions

Through the compilation of social platform data, netizens are mainly divided into three major camps:

Supporters’ views:

• Effectively reduce dog injuries

• Improve community public safety factor

• Property participation can enhance supervision

Opposing views:

• The fine amount is set too high

• Some small dogs do not require strict restrictions

• Property lacks law enforcement authority

3. Comparison of other cities

4. Expert interpretation

Director of the Animal Protection Law Research Center of China University of Political Science and Law said:"The new regulations in Wuhan are of exemplary significance", mainly reflected in:

1. For the first time, the legal cooperation obligations of the property are clarified

2. The fine standard matches the level of economic development

3. Establish a dual mechanism of "administrative management + community collaboration"

5. Implementing Difficult Prediction

Based on experience in other cities, the implementation of the new regulations may face:

• Difficulty in collecting evidence (on-site law enforcement records are required)

• Some dog owners resist emotions

• Insufficient professional training for property personnel

The Wuhan Municipal Public Security Department stated that it will launch a "dog management app" to realize complaints, policy inquiries and other functions. It is expected that the new regulations will be officially implemented on December 1, 2023.