Research On the Problems and Countermeasures of Pet-Friendly Cities
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Pet-friendly City Problem; Suggestion.Abstract
With the increase in the number of pets in Chinese cities, there is a strong demand for pet space and related supporting facilities in cities. However, there are many problems in the harmonious coexistence of humans and pets. For instance, urban residents have a relatively low tolerance for pets, and the awareness of planning pet Spaces in urban green construction is relatively backward. Currently, most public green Spaces are not open to pets, and there is a relative lack of laws and regulations related to pets, space design, and operation and maintenance. In view of this situation, this paper analyzes the existing problems in the current construction of pet-friendly cities, such as the insufficient supply of pet-friendly facilities in cities, the lack of relevant laws and regulations, and the insufficient tolerance of citizens and communities towards pets. It summarizes the advanced experience of building pet-friendly cities abroad or in other regions. On this basis, Countermeasures and suggestions for building pet-friendly cities have been put forward from the perspectives of enterprises, the government, individual citizens and society, so as to enhance the soft power and civilization level of "pet-friendly" cities.
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