Dog Owner Responsibility A Guideline

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Advice to Dog Owners
For advice on dog fouling issues, reporting stray and lost dogs and cats, or reporting offenders against the Order, please submit a complaint form at the RESIDENT SUPPORT AND COMMUNITY CENTRE in order for a proper flow of communication before any plan of action can be formulated. We have to communicate with the dog owners first and advice them accordingly pertaining the situation before other stronger measures are taken into consideration.

View advice or make a complaint at your own discretion to start enforcing responsibility of owning a pet.Within the taman the dog walker must scoop their dog's mess up from all designated land to which the public have access. Designated land includes:

Footways and paths of all descriptions
Play areas, picnic sites and outdoor eating places
Sport playing pitches including 5 metre border
Formal parks and land where the grass is cut
Land outside schools and hospitals
Car parks, public transport bays and surrounds
Cycleways and surfaced areas near to houses
Public circulation areas

To dispose of dog faeces:
Use the provided dog bins, or
Carefully place in any of our litter bins, providing the poop is bagged and tied!

Never allow your pet to foul anywhere where people walk and play.
Dogs must have an identity tag and must be kept on leads whilst on the highway. Strays are always impounded.

Please note: The Order does not apply to: heathland, woodland and common land providing, fouling of car parks, footways, formal area, picnic and play spaces is not allowed to occur. (An additional one-metre mess-free border applies to footpaths).

Dead Fishes In Lake (6th X) 9th December'07

It is becoming more of a cliche now and to date this is the 6th recorded incident at the same lake. Sighhhh!!! No one seem to care, especially the authorities with jurisdiction over this kind of issues (environmental issues).
Toxicology test has been done as Jabatan Alam Sekitar crew came and gone (to date report of the said test is still unknown). So what do we do now folks of Taman Mutiara Puchong? Any suggestions as we are absolutely flabbergasted to date.......at the status quo after numerous reports we have submitted to the relevant authorities through proper channels as encouraged by our own PM for residents/citizen of Malaysia to help improve our living environment.
Just a note to the readers here, we have taken our very own initiatives to have the said water in the lake tested by a willing 3rd party with such facilities (sponsor) from a water treatment company. We should get the result in 7 working days and hopefully the water sample taken will shed some light and possibly give us all some long awaited answers previously not forthcoming from the relevant parties. What is there to hide? How can our environment play second fiddle in this case as it is our very own environment thats gives us resources and thus ability to survive. Are we all not responsible citizens?
If you have any suggestions please put in your 2 cents worth, as we are always all ears. Help us help you to prevent further incidents of such nature and let us be the example of responsible citizen to assist in making our environment cleaner and healthier for all other Malaysians.