The one-dog policy (Chinese: 一犬一户; pinyin: Yī quǎn yī hù) is a policy implemented in 2006, restricting residents of Beijing, China to one dog per family. It also prohibits Beijing residents from raising large (35 cm or over 14 inches tall) and ferocious dogs. Effective from May 2011 onwards, a similar policy was implemented in Shanghai: each household is only allowed to register one dog, but unlike in Beijing, in Shanghai there is no size restriction for the dog owned. For instance, in Xujiahui, Shanghai, the local café Husky Go! allows clients to interact with Siberian Huskies, a dog breed that surpasses 35 cm in height. Nonetheless, certain dog breeds perceived as potentially dangerous by the Chinese authorities are forbidden in Shanghai, including the Bulldog, Bull Terrier, and Mastiff.
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| - Politique du chien unique (fr)
- One-dog policy (en)
- Política do cachorro único (pt)
- 一犬一户 (zh)
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| - La politique du chien unique (chinois : 一犬一户 ; pinyin : yī quǎn yī hù ; litt. « un chien, un foyer »), est une politique mise en place à Pékin en 2006. La politique vise à réduire la prévalence de la rage. En plus de limiter l'acquisition d'un chien par foyer, la politique interdit l'abandon de chien, ainsi que leur sortie dans l'espace public. Elle interdit également la possession d'un chien d'une certaine taille. D'autres villes ont adopté des mesures de restriction, comme Chengdu en 2009, Shanghai en , ou encore Qingdao en . (fr)
- The one-dog policy (Chinese: 一犬一户; pinyin: Yī quǎn yī hù) is a policy implemented in 2006, restricting residents of Beijing, China to one dog per family. It also prohibits Beijing residents from raising large (35 cm or over 14 inches tall) and ferocious dogs. Effective from May 2011 onwards, a similar policy was implemented in Shanghai: each household is only allowed to register one dog, but unlike in Beijing, in Shanghai there is no size restriction for the dog owned. For instance, in Xujiahui, Shanghai, the local café Husky Go! allows clients to interact with Siberian Huskies, a dog breed that surpasses 35 cm in height. Nonetheless, certain dog breeds perceived as potentially dangerous by the Chinese authorities are forbidden in Shanghai, including the Bulldog, Bull Terrier, and Mastiff. (en)
- A política do cachorro único (一犬一户 Yī quǎn yī hù) é uma política implementada em 2006, que restringe os residentes de Beijing, China de ter mais de um cachorro por família. Ela também proíbe famílias de criarem cães muito grandes (acima de 35,5 centímetros de altura) ou ferozes. Em Maio de 2011, uma política similar entrou em vigor em Shanghai. (pt)
- 一犬一户是中华人民共和国多地实施的一项政策,即每戶人家只能養一條狗。例如北京市於2006年開始要求當地居民每家只能养一只狗。北京市當局还禁止北京居民饲养大型(35厘米以上)和凶猛的狗。从2011年5月起,上海也实施了类似的政策,每户只允许飼養一只狗,但与北京不同的是,上海对狗的大小沒有限制。 尽管如此,上海當局依舊禁止市民飼養斗牛犬、牛头㹴等犬類。 (zh)
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| - La politique du chien unique (chinois : 一犬一户 ; pinyin : yī quǎn yī hù ; litt. « un chien, un foyer »), est une politique mise en place à Pékin en 2006. La politique vise à réduire la prévalence de la rage. En plus de limiter l'acquisition d'un chien par foyer, la politique interdit l'abandon de chien, ainsi que leur sortie dans l'espace public. Elle interdit également la possession d'un chien d'une certaine taille. D'autres villes ont adopté des mesures de restriction, comme Chengdu en 2009, Shanghai en , ou encore Qingdao en . (fr)
- The one-dog policy (Chinese: 一犬一户; pinyin: Yī quǎn yī hù) is a policy implemented in 2006, restricting residents of Beijing, China to one dog per family. It also prohibits Beijing residents from raising large (35 cm or over 14 inches tall) and ferocious dogs. Effective from May 2011 onwards, a similar policy was implemented in Shanghai: each household is only allowed to register one dog, but unlike in Beijing, in Shanghai there is no size restriction for the dog owned. For instance, in Xujiahui, Shanghai, the local café Husky Go! allows clients to interact with Siberian Huskies, a dog breed that surpasses 35 cm in height. Nonetheless, certain dog breeds perceived as potentially dangerous by the Chinese authorities are forbidden in Shanghai, including the Bulldog, Bull Terrier, and Mastiff. (en)
- A política do cachorro único (一犬一户 Yī quǎn yī hù) é uma política implementada em 2006, que restringe os residentes de Beijing, China de ter mais de um cachorro por família. Ela também proíbe famílias de criarem cães muito grandes (acima de 35,5 centímetros de altura) ou ferozes. Em Maio de 2011, uma política similar entrou em vigor em Shanghai. (pt)
- 一犬一户是中华人民共和国多地实施的一项政策,即每戶人家只能養一條狗。例如北京市於2006年開始要求當地居民每家只能养一只狗。北京市當局还禁止北京居民饲养大型(35厘米以上)和凶猛的狗。从2011年5月起,上海也实施了类似的政策,每户只允许飼養一只狗,但与北京不同的是,上海对狗的大小沒有限制。 尽管如此,上海當局依舊禁止市民飼養斗牛犬、牛头㹴等犬類。 (zh)
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