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> Where I live the laws on keeping dogs are more strict than some countries, and dogs enjoy a lot of access with their owners. This sounds amazing! Where is th
by climb_stealth 8y ago
> Where I live the laws on keeping dogs are more strict than some countries, and dogs enjoy a lot of access with their owners.
This sounds amazing! Where is this if I may ask? My experience in Australia is that there are a lot of dogs and dog owners, but overall it is not very dog friendly at all. For example you can't take pets on trains and it is uncommon to take them to work.
- ObsoleteNerd 8y agoThankfully that's slowly starting to change here. https://www.vic.gov.au/rentfair/pets-are-welcome.html https://www.vic.gov.au/rentfair/pets-are-welcome.html I've also noticed more workplaces allowing pets to be brought in occasionally, and a significant number of cafes and shops allowing pets in and even supplying water bowls and an area for them to tie up and rest while you shop/eat.
- climb_stealth 8y agoAh yes, I like the sound of that! Of course it is in Victoria. You watch and learn, New South Wales.
- amarant 8y agonot op, but the laws he describes sounds a lot like what we have in Sweden. I'm not sure as to what number of hours a dog are allowed to be left alone though, but I think it's less than a normal working day, I have a bunch of colleagues who occasionally works from home due to their dogsitter being sick or otherwise unavailable.