"Put it there, I don't know where." Yaroslavl residents are required to clean up after their dogs, but there's nowhere to take the waste.
In the Yaroslavl region with 1 March introductionsilt in force A law requiring dog owners to clean up their pets' waste while out for walks has so far proven unenforceable.
"The Skokovo landfill in Yaroslavl is not authorized to store dog waste. What the owners should do is still unclear." found outNile Freedom Street website.
"Put it there, I don't know where," — Yaroslavl residents commented.
The same law obliged dog owners to walk them in strictly designated places, but in the city there are only 10 sites for walking animals. Even before the law was passed, Yaroslavl residents askingany questions?How do I get my pet to a designated area? Why aren't the existing areas equipped with waste bins? Are there no fences around the areas?
No one answered the questions, but the governor Mikhail Evraev threatened with fines. Their size is not yet not definedflax.
New requirements for keeping animals are also going to be introduced in Ryazan regionStarting September 1, owners will be required to register their pets (registration procedures have not yet been developed). You will be required to clean up after your pet while walking it, remain sober, and not walk dogs on the grounds of sports facilities, educational institutions, or other government institutions.
"Build walking areas, then talk,"Install specialized trash cans. Or, at the very least, just more trash cans. Because right now, you've collected your treasure in a bag—and you're proudly and happily walking with it a couple of kilometers to the nearest trash can." — the Ryazan residents advised.
According to environmentalists, the annual volume of excrement produced by dogs in Russia could amount to up to 4 million tonsIf they are all collected in plastic bags instead of biodegradable ones, the environmental damage will be far greater than simply not cleaning them up.
