Dog owners urged to obtain licenses for their pets in Brunei


BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Nov 26 (Xinhua): Brunei's Ministry of Home Affairs has announced that all dog owners to obtain a license or dog tag for their pets every year.

According to the ministry, registration applies to dogs aged three months and above, including new dog ownership, previously registered or licensed pets and expired licenses.

The ministry said registered dogs should always have a tag around the neck. Dog owners hold full responsibility for their pets and must keep them in a cage or on a leash while at home.

It is an offense for dog owners who fail to register their pets, which carries punishment of a 250-Brunei dollar (US$182) fine or 14 days of imprisonment for the first offense.

More violations, including the second and subsequent offenses, will face a 500-Brunei dollar (US$365) fine or one month's imprisonment. - Xinhua

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