Out of curiosity was looking at dog licensing in Singapore – last time I checked they had outright bans on certain breeds but they now allow them provided (strict) conditions are followed….
There are also other obvious reasons why it is in the interests of a medium size dog in an Oriental nation to behave well and pass the obedience tests 😉
Part I Scheduled Dogs
1. Dogs must be leashed and securely muzzled when in a public place
2. Dogs must be microchipped
3. Dogs must be sterilised if over six months of age
4. The owner must take up an insurance policy for at least $100,000 coverage against injury to persons and damage to property
5. The owner must take up banker’s guarantee of $5,000
6. Any existing banker’s guarantee would be forfeited for non-compliance and the owner must take up a fresh banker’s guarantee of $5,000.
7. Newly licensed dogs must undergo obedience training
(Note : With effect from 15 Nov 2010, the existing 22 licensed Perro de Presa Canario will be moved from Part II to Part I of the Schedule. There are no other Part I dogs in Singapore.)
Perro de Presa Canario – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
