Is there any basis for banning pet dogs from entering the park in Sichuan?

I think this rule is well-founded, because parks are public places with adults and children. If any dog can get in, it will probably hurt adults, and children may disturb people in the park.

There is a news on the internet that has attracted the attention of many netizens, that is, there is a park in Sichuan that prohibits pet dogs from entering. Many netizens think this behavior is wrong. Actually, I think it is understandable. The main reasons are as follows.

First of all, parks are public places. There are not only adults here, but also old people and children. Old people and children are easily frightened by dogs. Therefore, if the park allows pet dogs to enter, there may be the possibility of accidents to some extent.

Secondly, the traffic in the park is relatively large. If everyone brings a pet dog, some unexpected things are likely to happen, such as the contradiction between pet dogs and pet dogs. What should I do if they fight with each other? So in order to prevent these things from happening, some parks will ban pet dogs from entering, which I think is reasonable. If dogs are not allowed in, you can take them to other places to play. For example, go to places with few people, or go to some public squares, where dogs are generally allowed to enter.

Of course, many people walk their dogs after work every day and want to go for a walk in the park. It will be convenient if they can take their dogs there. It is true that these people's ideas are understandable, but after all, there is still a distance between dogs and people. Your favorite pet dog may be a terrible thing to others. So you can't impose your preferences on others, which will easily cause unnecessary trouble.

Of course, I think there are more convenient ways. For example, if you want to go for a walk in the park, but you are holding the dog, you can temporarily tie the dog to the tree at the door or the railing at the door, and then come out and take it away after you visit the park.