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Stop the IOW council bringing in the ban of dogs in public spaces

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Karen Webb
6 years ago

This is insanity

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Yasmina Mokhtari
6 years ago

Public places are for all. Dogs are family members and must be allowed to share their family members in all outdoor activities. Dog walkers represent tge largest percentage of people visiting parks all year round. They pay their takes, their council taxes and therefore have a human right to use outdoor places with their fogs

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Feeding seagulls, banned because they might defecate in the sea and pollute it. No dogs in public places.... Lunatics are running the asylum.

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Anne Lewis
6 years ago

If there are enough dog poo bins arounds there is no reason why responsible owners can't take their dogs wherever

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Max
6 years ago

Dogs have more rights than councillors to roam the land

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Stop it

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Helen durrant
6 years ago

We have been coming to the Isle of Wight for over 45 years with the dogs as they are part of our family. Won’t come if they are stopped.

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Betty o'shea
6 years ago

You will lose much needed visitors as it is well known to be a dog friendly Island

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Anonymous
6 years ago

He proposed act is an abomination, dogs are part of British culture and part of many families. How this could even be considered shameful. I’m completely against this proposal.

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Jackie Murphey
6 years ago

Disgraceful IOW Council. How about concentrating on moving the homeless men off the benches and cliff path with all their rubbish and beer cans! Leave our dogs alone!

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Stewart bates
6 years ago

Absolutely ridiculous......just narrow minded fools trying to justify their jobs by coming up with stupid ideas. Wrong people doing the wrong jobs. Same old!

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Susan Wilson
6 years ago

I always bring my dogs to the IOW for our annual holiday. It is such a lovely island. The current bans are quite adequate. Like the part at Appley beach that is for dogs, which works.

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Peter Bromley
6 years ago

I would find this ban grossly unfair.

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Jaime
6 years ago

Ridiculous, we only come to the island if we can bring our dogs :-(

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Darcy Muncer
6 years ago

Council doing it’s best again to keep people away from the island. Very well done!

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Glenys Poole
6 years ago

I think this is a totally ridiculous idea by the council. They are making cut backs but are willing to spend money on a public consultation and if these measures ever came in it would cost a fortune for signage and who the hell would police it. Totally ridiculous

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Andy Forman
6 years ago

Dog owners are the life blood of small business in the winter months. Address the problem accordingly. Banning is not the answer. Example irresponsible car owners with no tax and insurance does not lead to a ban on all motorists.

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Sophie Houghton
6 years ago

Don’t ban our dogs! A stupid idea, humans cause rubbish not dogs!

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Julie Davies
6 years ago

I would be interested to know why they would want to do such a thing.

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linda jones
6 years ago

its a responsible dog owners job is to walk and exercise there dogs, the whole outside is a public place. Just respect others that are using parks, beaches etc its a decent thing to do is clean up after them.