If you have a feeding request, you can handle it yourself within 15 days? Can a property without enforcement power be stipulated in this way? After the notice was issued, the net bag used to catch dogs was not used once. A large net bag was placed n...
If you have a feeding request, you can handle it yourself within 15 days?
Can a property without enforcement power be stipulated in this way?
After the notice was issued, the net bag used to catch dogs was not used once.
A large net bag was placed next to the exit of the community, which was said to be used to catch dogs.
A notice posted in the elevator in Area A that prohibits keeping pets
At 21:30 the day before yesterday, netizen "Damin is a fat rabbit paper" posted on Weibo with the title "Is it reasonable?" Do you still handle it yourself? 》
A picture was attached to Weibo, which is a property notice for a community in Xiaoshan. The notice reads: In order to maintain a comfortable, safe, and clean living environment in this community, and at the request of the majority of owners, it is prohibited to keep cats, dogs and other pets in this community. Owners who have already raised animals should deal with them by themselves within 15 days. Those who fail to deal with them within the time limit will be responsible for the consequences.
The signature is the Meihua Building Property Service Center of Hangzhou Zhongguang Property Management Co., Ltd., and the notification date is March 22.
Community staff: Dog feces are often encountered, which affects the community environment.
Xiaoshan Meihualou Community is adjacent to Xiaoshao Road to the south, Yucai Dongyuan to the north, adjacent to Xiaoshan Bus Station and Xiaoshan District Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital, and belongs to the central area of Xiaoshan Old Town. This community is also the first urban village renovation pilot project in Xiaoshan District. It is divided into four blocks ABCD, of which Block A (Wanzhongmingfu) is mainly composed of resettlement houses.
I came to the community at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. This property is a high-rise building with 17-27 floors. The quality looks very good from the outside. After asking around at the sales office, I found that the average price of the properties for sale here is 16,000-17,000 yuan per square meter. Basically, they are large units of more than 160 square meters.
"You are not allowed to know about raising dogs. There are notices posted in every elevator." A staff member in charge of community security said: "I am against raising dogs. Dogs poop everywhere, on the lawns, flower beds, elevator entrances, stairwells, and underground garages of the community. I felt bad when I saw it. There are usually a lot of people walking their dogs in the community in the morning and evening. On rainy days, they all go to the basement to do some cleaning. The dog poop was everywhere and the smell was overwhelming!"
Sister Ye came back from a nearby supermarket with a stroller. She is from Qiandao Lake and now helps her son-in-law take care of their children. She has only lived in this community in the past few months.
Sister Ye said that she was not aware that the property management company had issued such a notice. "I raise dogs in my hometown, but there are no dogs in the community. I usually see neighbors walking their dogs when I go for a walk. There are a few very beautiful dogs. The dogs I raise can be well-educated. They must take good care of their toilets and pay attention to hygiene. The environment of our community is quite good!"
Property: The notice was issued because of complaints about dogs nuisance
A young man named Chen from the Meihua Building Property Service Center told me that the property issued this notice mainly because owners often complained about dogs nuisance, saying that the barking of dogs made them unable to sleep well, especially affecting the rest of the elderly. "Actually, the property management does not have the power to enforce the law. We can only issue notices, remind and advise as much as possible, and hope that dog owners will be conscious. In the past few days after the notice was posted, there have been significantly fewer owners walking their dogs in the community, and many of them have kept their dogs at home."
The notice said that pets that have been raised must be disposed of by themselves within 15 days. Are residents with dog licenses not allowed to keep them?
The young man named Chen said: Those with dog licenses are legally allowed to keep them, and we have no way to interfere. However, please do two things: first, ensure hygiene, and second, ensure not to disturb people.
I saw a large net bag next to the E mailbox at the exit of my community, with a diameter as long as my arm.
A security guard standing guard next to me said that this was issued by the community to catch dogs. Recently, security guards in the community will bring this net bag when patrolling, but they have never been used - now the dogs basically don’t come out.
Master Lu, a staff member of the Meihualou community, said that there are more than 300 houses in District A, and most of them are occupied by people. The owners have still strongly complained about the problem of keeping dogs. The main reason is that dog poop is everywhere, which affects the community environment. The yellow patches on the basement paint are all caused by dog urine. "Our suggestion is not to keep dogs in the community. It is best not to keep dogs with or without dog certificates. If you already have pets, you want to keep them elsewhere. What will happen in 15 days? It is hard to say now..."
Lawyer: The property management practices are inappropriate.
But owners must pay attention to many aspects when raising pets.
What do netizens think about the fact that properties without law enforcement rights prohibit residents from keeping cats and dogs?
The poster "Damin is a fat rabbit paper" replied to me yesterday: "I live in this community and I also have a dog, a Bichon Frize. My dog basically doesn't go out because I am a homebody. I posted on Weibo just because I thought such an announcement was funny. Laughing, some owners may not handle the poop properly when they go out to walk their dogs, and the management will find it troublesome. Currently, we don’t know what the consequences of ‘not taking care of the pets on the 15th’ will be.”
Netizens are divided into two groups on this matter.
Someone who supports the property management——
Netizen "Zejiujiubanbansheng": I am the owner of this community, and I think it should be properly renovated. When I went home that night, a tiger-sized dog came up to my car. I was so frightened that the car overturned. I think the community just wants to take care of it. When the situation is good, it can be raised. Moreover, there were dogs barking at night. When one barked, others also came. After all, this community is a demolition community, and most of the residents are Chinese pastoral dogs, which are more dangerous. When the situation improves in the future, you can also bring it up for maintenance.
"Baby Food Diary": This property is great. Dog walkers in our community do not tie their dogs on leashes, which scares the children and makes complaints to the property useless..
There are also people who question the property management -
"Seeeeee_e": The management of the property management is really lenient. Do I need to ask the property management in advance when I have children in the future?
"Nuan Yang Amor_TIAN": Moreover, people who keep cats keep them at home and don't go out for walks, so who is in the way?
"Zhi__________": He doesn't have the right to post this, does he? After all, it has no effect.
What do lawyers think about this?
Zhang Jinfang, the contract lawyer for "Here Comes the Lawyer" and a lawyer at Zhejiang Tianfu Law Firm, said that first of all, keeping dogs is the legal right of residents. As long as it is legal to keep dogs and does not affect the environment and the safety of others, the property company has no right to prohibit it. Even if uncivilized dog-raising behavior is common in the community, it cannot be ruled out that other residents keep dogs legally and civilly. Therefore, they should be treated differently and cannot be banned. It is forbidden to keep dogs or even other pets. This way of working is too simple and crude and is not advisable.
Lawyer Zhang said, however, there are many things that owners should pay attention to when raising pets, such as -
1. First, check whether there are local administrative regulations on raising dogs;
2. To raise a dog, you must obtain a dog-raising certificate, dog tag, etc. issued by the local public security department. To prove your identity, you must also apply for an epidemic prevention certificate from the epidemic prevention department (evidence of annual rabies vaccination);
3. Dogs must be kept in captivity in residential areas, and the dog leash that can be taken when walking the dog cannot exceed 1.5 meters;
4. Dog barking must be controlled at 30 to 50 decibels.
Lawyer Zhang introduced that different communities have different approaches to the management of dog breeding in communities. Notices issued by many communities are worth learning from, such as this one: "If you have a happy pet at home, you have the responsibility to raise a good dog; registration is essential, and don't forget to get vaccinated regularly; dirty air is easy to cause allergies, so wear a leash when going out; walk your dog on time and in the zone Territory, restrain the dog from barking; if the mood is not good, it is easy to hurt people, and stay away from pregnant women and children; clean up the poop outdoors and do not disturb others in public places; do not abandon the dog to hurt others, be kind and responsible, and cultivate civilization; be polite and do not argue with others, and be a civilized dog owner."
