Do you think it s feasible to have a tax on dog ownership?

I think it is feasible to pay taxes for dogs, because when the owner walks the dog every day, he will leave garbage on the side of the road, and the sanitation worker has to clean it, so you can pay some taxes appropriately to thank the society for its contribution to the environment.

I don't think it's feasible, if you pay taxes for dogs, you will deprive the very poor of the right to keep dogs, and make people with dogs feel that dogs symbolize wealth, which will aggravate social contradictions and make people form a sense of watching dogs treat people.

I think it is feasible, this greatly reduces the number of people who have a group of dogs, because dogs are in groups and bite people, so paying taxes on dogs greatly reduces social conflicts. Promotes social harmony.

I don't think it's feasible, because this doesn't need the society to raise a dog, why do I need to pay this fee, and the dog's food and use in my house is my own property, and the society does not provide the dog with a living guarantee, so I don't think I need to pay taxes.

I think it is feasible to reduce the total number of dogs to a certain extent, which means that some poorer people do not have the funds to raise dogs, thus reducing the occurrence of dog bite incidents and reducing the conflict between humans and dogs.

Personally, I think it is feasible to pay taxes for dogs, because dogs are a very dangerous animal, and people can get rabies after being bitten by dogs, so dog owners must bear some responsibility.

I don't think this is feasible because a lot of people adopt stray dogs out of good intentions, and if they are taxed, they may refuse to adopt stray dogs because of the tax. If that happens, isn't that an obstacle to people's kindness?

I don't think this is feasible at all, raising a dog is my hobby, and the dog is a living thing, how can I pay taxes, and if I raise a kitten and a pig in the future, can I still pay taxes?

Personally, I feel that raising a dog or a cat or a pet is the sustenance of personal interest and spirit, and what needs to be regulated is the system, rather than blaming each other. The state has been gradually improving the procedures and systems for raising dogs, and I hope that the owners of pet dogs will be responsible for the society and others in accordance with the provisions on the dog license, and regulate their own behavior. Similarly, the state should also act in accordance with the system in the case of handling the electronic chip dog license.

Yesterday I saw a news, a city to check the dog documents, obviously others have handled the electronic chip, with the machine to scan it, but the law enforcement officers said that the dog license is not carried with a fine, excuse me, what is the meaning of the electronic chip. Law enforcement personnel should exercise their rights in accordance with the law, and should not arbitrarily enforce the law with chicken feathers as an arrow.

I personally don't agree to pay taxes because of cats, dogs, chickens... In the absence of formal laws and regulations promulgated by the state, on what basis? A country governed by the rule of law, acting in accordance with the law.

Feasible, and heavily taxed, starting at 1 million.

Dog ownership is not a tax, but a series of responsibilities that come with the society because of dog ownership. nuisance, environmental hygiene, personal safety, and moral coercion. Each link requires the dog owner to have criminal, property responsibility, if these responsibilities are not bearable, then can the person who does not have a dog be issued a gun without insurance, and if he goes off, he will be counted as a victim.

Dog ownership can be a fee + tax, a one-time fee, and a regular tax. Reasonably control the number of dogs and improve the quality of dog owners.

Dog ownership not only has to pay taxes, but it is also recommended to pay a security deposit to ensure that the dog is not abandoned and that the dog can be compensated in time after it hurts people.

It should be signed by the regulations of Western countries to raise pet dogs, and they must pay taxes every year, get vaccinated, walk the dog at the specified time and place, and hold the dog owner accountable and severely fine for violating the regulations.

Yes, you have to pay not only taxes but also environmental pollution fees!! Super hated having dogs,

Pay your taxes and then use their taxes to get those stray dog rescue centers. But don't take the tax money of the citizens of the masses. l Stray dogs are abandoned by them and should not be paid for by others.

I feel that this article is definitely not good, because raising a pet is originally this consumption behavior.

Not only must you pay taxes, but you also have to pay deposits, pay insurance, get vaccinated, and you can't treat dogs badly, let alone abandon dogs.

It's not feasible, paying a dog tax is just a matter of feeding a little more borer.

As long as you raise a dog in accordance with the laws and regulations of the country, you must get a license, you have to get an injection, go out with a dog leash, and the feces are not taken care of, and the people are not disturbed.

The national system for pets is very lacking, and it is feasible to pay taxes, but to give tax payers a certain discount on common consumption such as vaccines.

Those who have dogs must pay a deposit of 10,000 yuan! lest the dog bite the man and deny it!

The number should be limited, large-scale dog breeding should be prohibited, and large-scale adoption of stray dogs through donations should be prohibited! The city is a city of people, and it can't be a city of dogs!

I think owning a dog is more taxable than owning a car.

You have to pay a fine for overbirth, and of course, raising more dogs is a waste of social resources.

Not only do you have to pay taxes, but you also have to pay heavy taxes

Hello, there is no GST on dog ownership.

The excise tax items are:

Tobacco, Alcohol & Alcohol, Cosmetics, Precious Jewelry & Jewelry, Firecrackers, Refined Oil, Car Tires, Cars, Motorcycles, Golf & Golf Equipment, High-end Watches, Yachts, Wooden Disposable Chopsticks, Hardwood Flooring.