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Hong Kong cracks down on careless dog owners with new operations

Hong Kong authorities are launching special operations to address issues with dog ownership, focusing on owners who fail to keep their pets under control. These operations will involve increased inspections and enforcement in public areas where dogs commonly gather. The Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department also recently seized a fighting dog and may prosecute its owner. AI

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Hong Kong cracks down on careless dog owners with new operations

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Edith Lin ·

    Hong Kong authorities to get tough on careless dog owners during special operations

    Hong Kong authorities will take enforcement action against dog owners who fail to keep their pets under control during special operations taking place on Sunday and the following weekend in response to a spate of canine attacks. The Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Departm…