Under the new legislation, all pets will be registered in a central database and then given a DNI animal number. It will be mandatory and not optional that all pets be registered in this registry in order to protect the rights of every animal in Spain as sentient beings under these new laws. These rules apply to all pets and not just conventional animals such as cats and dogs: the rights and welfare of birds, fish, reptiles and other pets would also be protected by this set of new laws. In addition, if you (as a pet owner) die, the well-being and care of your pet is also protected. According to PetGuide.com, in addition to France, Portugal and Spain, Germany, Switzerland and Austria also have laws that recognize animals as sentient beings. All have laws that recognize animals as emotions, so “prosecutions work for their well-being.” Each country has its own laws regarding dog ownership. Here I summarize the 10 most important laws that must be observed. Please follow these laws as the fines are huge. Laws vary depending on the “comunidad” in Spain, so be sure to read the local laws. The ones I mention here are at the national level. The new legislation would also introduce a blanket ban on animal circuses and a ban on all animal sales in shops such as pet stores. Although this legislation has not yet been passed, it is currently being evaluated by Cabinet.

Once this step is completed, the bill will be sent to the House of Commons and the Congress of Deputies, where it will finally be approved: this approval is expected to be received sometime in 2022. After several months of discussions, the Ley de Protección Animal of Spain will be held on Friday, October 18. February, approved by the Spanish cabinet, so that finally a new law on animal welfare can enter into force. Treat your dog as best you can! Owning a dog is one of the best things in life, but it also has its responsibilities and therefore some disadvantages. Here is some more detailed information about the responsibilities of dog owners, especially about dog laws in Spain. Think carefully before you have a dog. Breeding for the purpose of genetic selection, which could lead to health problems for the animal, or unauthorized breeding of pets In some cases, there may be different regulations depending on the season and time of day. It goes without saying that if you find a beach where dogs are allowed, be sure to clean up after them. Because that`s another very hot topic.

The new legislation states that if someone finds a lost animal, it must be returned to its owner or the person responsible for its care, unless there is evidence of abuse or abandonment that must be reported to the relevant authorities. When transporting pets, make sure they are attached to the back of the vehicle and are not loose on the seats (this also applies to cat boxes). The draft law and protection of animal rights in Spain was published in the Official Journal on Wednesday, January 5, 2022 6. ON A LEASH: Dogs must be kept on a leash; The owner must have control over his movements. Potentially dangerous dogs are required to wear a muzzle at all times in public spaces. In this type of dog, the leash should not exceed 2 meters in length. I find the above commentsI find the above comments very strange. I live near Victoria on Vancouver Island, Canada. Almost all beaches and parks on the island are dog friendly and do not fit on a leash. I`m trying to think of someone who isn`t.

There are only a few problems. I can testify that it is one of the most pristine and cleanest places on the planet. We receive visitors from all over the world, including Spain and the UK, and everyone agrees. People who complain about dogs, and I have met very few who have dared, are usually vilified before being pilloried. There is rarely chaos left behind and when it is there, it is picked up by the next passerby. This applies to all litters, whether they come from a dog or a human. In all my days, I have never seen anyone complain about dogs peeing in public than birds, rabbits, raccoons, squirrels and bears doing the same. It is common knowledge that dogs do not establish territory by peeing – peeing is a means of communication between dogs. All the dogs in my community bark when someone, human or dog, passes by. We see that the resident dog recognizes your presence.