More Specific than EU Rules: Spain Bans Leaving Dogs Home Alone for over 24 Hours or Cats for More than Three Days
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The European Union has long been trying to agree on its first common legislation on the welfare and traceability of dogs and cats. However, as we have recently covered, more emphasis has been placed on microchip, registration, breeding, sale, shelters, imports and illegal trafficking. There is no specific limit at EU level on how many hours or days a private owner can leave his pets alone at home. The European Parliament endorsed those first EU …
More specific than EU rules: Spain bans leaving dogs home alone for over 24 hours or cats for more than three days
The European Union has been trying to agree on its first common rules on dog and cat welfare and traceability. However, as recently covered, the emphasis has been more on microchipping, registration, breeding, selling, shelters, imports, and illegal trae. There's no specific EU-wide limit as to how many hours or days a private owner can leave their pets home alone. The EU Parliament backed those first EU rules as late as two months ago, with the…
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