Proposed dog restrictions
- 12 March 2018 11:00340864Courtesy of DDC
Please tell us what you think on proposals to amend the dog control PSPO. Proposals include:
New Dog Exclusion areas:
- Victoria Park, Deal (behind Tides Leisure Centre)
- Aylesham & Snowdown sporting and Welfare Club recreation ground
- New play parks and multi-use games areas
Other amendments
- Deal Promenade: Extend dog on lead restriction area
- Dover Seafront: Amend the dogs on lead restriction and remove the dog exclusion restriction to the eastern end of the beach
- St Margaret's Bay seafront: Remove the dog exclusion to the eastern end of the beach. Extend the dogs on lead requirement to include the car parking area
- Freemens Way play area, Deal: No longer exists so exclusion removed - 12 March 2018 11:33340866Dover Seafront sounds okay, St Margaret's car park, most people should have their dogs on leads there anyway. Good about the beaches though. Don't use the rest.
- Weird Granny Slater
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31 May 2020 15:59362986I suppose this means that an owner of a dog may no longer adopt an attitude of faux-nonchalance while pretending not to be the owner of the dog that's... er... dropping anchor on the beach. Anyway, I thought it had a rather fetching red, white and blue cartoon.
'Pass the cow dung, my dropsy's killing me' - Heraclitus - Captain Haddock
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1 June 2020 17:42363016Four. Legged. Crappers.
I was brought up in the countryside where we had Boxers who we took out daily to defecate in the countryside with the rest of 'nature' and had loadsa exercise.
The whole concept of anyone keeping a dog in an urban environment I view as
1. Unnatural to the dog.
2. Disgusting to expect children or others to play on surfaces where you've attempted to pick up most of the crap.Weird Granny Slater likes this"The world is still a weird place, despite my efforts to make clear and perfect sense of it".
Dr. Hunter S Thompson
