Find out more o n why dogs bark and how to lessen the noise via our poster and brochure. It is important to understand the cause of their barking. Why do dogs bark? Dogs bark to communicate.

Although not every dog behaves in the same way, here are some illustrations ( poster / brochure) on what an aggressive dog could be like, and what you can do when you encounter it. Understanding dogs' body language: Learning how to read a dog's body language may allow a better understanding of a dog's possible aggression and predict what it is likely to do.Download the Dog Run Etiquette and User Safety document! Visiting a dog run? This information will be useful for the safety of yourself, your dog, and other users of the space.F ind out more information via our poster. Should dogs be leashed and muzzled? Pet owners are required by law to leash dog(s) in public places.Find out more information via our poster and brochure. However, some have become used to human interaction through the efforts of responsible care giving. These cats are generally wary of people and other animals. Living in Harmony with Cats in your Neighbourhood: Stray cats, also known as community cats, live in our environment.For more information on the materials, please email Are you a Responsible Pet Owner? Be a considerate pet owner! Find out how you can be a responsible pet owner in public. Encountered a stray dog in your neighbourhood? Seen someone feeding pigeons? We have the following materials that can provide you with practical advice and the relevant authorities you can contact for help.

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