Stop the IOW council bringing in the ban of dogs in public spaces
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Jenny BAILLON
6 years ago
Disgusting - no need to ban dogs from beaches especially in the winter when they’re empty already
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dean morritt
6 years ago
playgrounds I can understand, no to the rest!!
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Jean kincaid
6 years ago
Stop persecuting dogs
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Trudy Scott
6 years ago
We advertise the island as dog friendly this will restrict people from using the island and their rights to go out dog fouling laws already in place are not enforced and would be adequate to stop nuisances
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Sue withers
6 years ago
Absolutely no way. That will kill the holiday makers that come here whom all bring their family pets - DOGS!
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Claire Robinson
6 years ago
I like the vast majority of people clean up after my dog, and am totally respectful of other folk!!
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norman ashby
6 years ago
Another proposal that benefits no one.
The Council should pay more effort into reducing Council Tax rather than concentrate on meaningless legislation.
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Jan dover
6 years ago
It appears to me the council always work against the islanders than to make our beautiful island a nicer place to live. Where on earth do these ideas come from? Families should be encouraged to go for walks with family including their dogs.
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Lesley newnham
6 years ago
Absolutely crazy decision by IW council.
You’re obviously hell bent on destroying
Our reputation and tourism for being a dog friendly Island.
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Jill foley
6 years ago
Dogs are family members, if they cannot go to places, then their owners wouldn’t want to
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Reg Miller
6 years ago
Why not ban all animals that defacate in public spaces. Hedgehogs, rabbits, foxes, cats, horses etc. No-one picks up after them. Most dog owners do pick up their dog's poo.
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Justine Miller
6 years ago
Utterly ridiculous idea. Where do you expect dogs to be walked if they'not allowed in public spaces.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
This is ridiculous! It’s our space too!
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Anonymous
6 years ago
I think it would be a huge mistake if this comes into place.
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Anne
6 years ago
I spend lots of time on the beach at Seaview and there are loads of dogs and the beach is exceptionally clean. The dog walkers not only clean up after their own ( and sometimes other dogs) they also collect all manner of other rubbish
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Sue Symons
6 years ago
This is a ridiculous idea.
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Keith Wall
6 years ago
Instead of doing this to control irresponsible dogs, please look into the snowflake society that we live in, and ban the irresponsible owners from these public places, that I pay my taxes to maintain. .. Really think long and hard about this terrible idea that you are putting forward... It is the owners NOT the dogs that need addressing here.
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Mandana Vaughan
6 years ago
This is yet another example of knee jerk politics! When will elected Councils start applying some common sense and a bit of thought to their ideas before trying to bring in ridiculous bans which punish the wrong people, will irreversibly affect tourism and the IOW’s reputation as a go to destination! Put up more CCTV, and get some volunteer dog wardens if that desperate! Plenty of dog owners and non dog owners would be more than happy to help! Numpties!
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Helen Clinton-Pacey
6 years ago
Isle of Wight is well known for being dog friendly, let's keep it that way, xx
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Lola Andrews
6 years ago
I object to the proposal to stop dogs on our beaches
Disgusting - no need to ban dogs from beaches especially in the winter when they’re empty already
playgrounds I can understand, no to the rest!!
Stop persecuting dogs
We advertise the island as dog friendly this will restrict people from using the island and their rights to go out dog fouling laws already in place are not enforced and would be adequate to stop nuisances
Absolutely no way. That will kill the holiday makers that come here whom all bring their family pets - DOGS!
I like the vast majority of people clean up after my dog, and am totally respectful of other folk!!
Another proposal that benefits no one. The Council should pay more effort into reducing Council Tax rather than concentrate on meaningless legislation.
It appears to me the council always work against the islanders than to make our beautiful island a nicer place to live. Where on earth do these ideas come from? Families should be encouraged to go for walks with family including their dogs.
Absolutely crazy decision by IW council. You’re obviously hell bent on destroying Our reputation and tourism for being a dog friendly Island.
Dogs are family members, if they cannot go to places, then their owners wouldn’t want to
Why not ban all animals that defacate in public spaces. Hedgehogs, rabbits, foxes, cats, horses etc. No-one picks up after them. Most dog owners do pick up their dog's poo.
Utterly ridiculous idea. Where do you expect dogs to be walked if they'not allowed in public spaces.
This is ridiculous! It’s our space too!
I think it would be a huge mistake if this comes into place.
I spend lots of time on the beach at Seaview and there are loads of dogs and the beach is exceptionally clean. The dog walkers not only clean up after their own ( and sometimes other dogs) they also collect all manner of other rubbish
This is a ridiculous idea.
Instead of doing this to control irresponsible dogs, please look into the snowflake society that we live in, and ban the irresponsible owners from these public places, that I pay my taxes to maintain. .. Really think long and hard about this terrible idea that you are putting forward... It is the owners NOT the dogs that need addressing here.
This is yet another example of knee jerk politics! When will elected Councils start applying some common sense and a bit of thought to their ideas before trying to bring in ridiculous bans which punish the wrong people, will irreversibly affect tourism and the IOW’s reputation as a go to destination! Put up more CCTV, and get some volunteer dog wardens if that desperate! Plenty of dog owners and non dog owners would be more than happy to help! Numpties!
Isle of Wight is well known for being dog friendly, let's keep it that way, xx
I object to the proposal to stop dogs on our beaches