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Being a dog owner requires all sorts of responsibility. One that is often overlooked is registering your dog with your city government and getting him licensed. Failing to license your dog can hinder your chances of getting him back if picked up by the pound and can get you in trouble with the law.If the above isn't reason enough for you to properly register your dog, here are a few more reasons why you should:When and how to update your dog’s microchip1. It's the law. In most states, it's mandatory that dog owners have their pets licensed. If you get caught without a license, which can and does happen, you will be hit with a hefty fine. Dogs must have a renewed license each year, which must be displayed on them at all times.2. If your dog goes missing, having him licensed drastically improves your chances of getting him back. A license tag helps animal control and shelters quickly identify your dog and get him back to you safely. If your dog is found wandering the streets, a rescue organization can easily look up your dog via its license identifying number. Dogs that are licensed tend to be kept at the shelter longer than unlicensed dogs, which are the first to be euthanized if their owners do not quickly claim them.3. The cost of the license is far less than the penalty for being caught without one. If a city official finds your dog without a license, you can end up paying a fee! In addition, some cities consider owning an unlicensed dog to be a class IV misdemeanor.4. Licensing lets people know that your dog is up to date on its rabies vaccinations. A dog cannot be licensed unless it is properly vaccinated. Animal control or a Good Samaritan will be much more likely to want to handle and care for your missing pup if they know that it is healthy and sans rabies.5. License fees support the efforts of many local animal shelters. Typically, the annual fee that you pay to license your dog helps to keep shelters running and supports the work of your local animal control. By paying to properly ID your dog, you are helping to feed and house stray dogs found on the streets within your city.Average cost of licensesThe average price of an annual dog license is somewhat between Rs 100 - Rs 250 INR. Dog owners can expect to pay more to license a dog that has not been spayed or neutered.Some dog owners may be eligible for a discounted licensing fee. Service dogs and dogs trained to be guide or signal dogs are usually free to license.Some states offer a "lifetime license," which is a one-time payment that covers a dog at a discounted rate throughout its lifetime. Breeders or owners of many dogs may be able to apply for a "kennel license" that will apply to all of their dogs within a certain volumeWhere to get your dog licensedHead to your nearest city BMC licensing department. Many cities offer the option to apply for a license by mail. Existing licenses can often be renewed by credit or debit card online.What is required to get a license?In order to apply for a dog license, you must provide a certificate showing that your dog is up to date with its rabies vaccinations eg KCI registered pup and vaccinations shots from the vet. Dogs over four months and older must be licensed.If you license your dog in one city and then move to another, you may need to apply for a new license. Check with your licensing department for more information.

Lets see.Roads.We are one generation behind. Highways here are excuses for making money. You can drive from Hadyai to Chiangmai on a full fledged highway without one single toll. You can drive the I 80 in the US without paying an arm and a foot. There are slight differences that you need to look at closely before you notice things. Road planning, urban planning, zoning are a few of those things. Consistency is another. A road transport department that is consistent and makes sense is another. Common sense and conservation go out the window.Wildlife bridgesNever heard of them. Migratory animals fend for themselves.Traffic LightsA flashing yellow light at a traffic light means proceed with caution. But at a traffic junction you will see this on all four corners. Its like eating Chinese food in India. They have access to all they need, but it fails in execution. Not once have I seen the regular blinking red and blinking yellow lights working in tandem, so one side knows they have to stop before proceeding.Zebra Crossings.They dont work in Malaysia.Parking.The fine for not providing parking in high density areas is cheaper than actually building a parking lot. Imagine the kind of shit commercial and residential roads you will find Look at any low to medium cost apartment complex. Try driving through.Speedbumps.More speedbumps per capita than any other 3 countries in the world. YOu have a country where idiots wear a headscarf and a dress to the mosque and think its a good substitute for a helmet. Or ride decrepit old bikes with no lights. Or ride as they feel like it against traffic. Or park wherever they feel like it, especially on Fridays outside a mosque. EVERY Friday. You think they could work some regular solution to this? No. YOU have dingbats that use the roads as their trashcans.Gated communities with security and fencing.Just more inconvenience and costs on PUBLIC roads because of poor police action. See Jakarta.Fuel.We produce the best quality fuel in the world.Then we export it. THen we bring in fuel from IRaq, etc. WOrst quality. THe money goes to the people who manage 1MDB.Sabab and Sarawak.Thats where they steal the petroleum from. Also Kelantan, etc. So those states are kept as rural as possible so they cannot object to the theft that does not benefit them. THink of them as non bumiputera chinese or indian states when it comes to treatment from the federal government.Unintelligent and inconsistent traffic lights.Stoplights that make you wait when there is no one around so you can burn extra fossil fuel. Stoplights that have visible timers and some that dont. Stoplights that are placed where you cant see them if you come right up to the line.Yellow boxes and Gridlocks.You ARE NOT supposed to stop in a yellow box. Ever. This should be an immediate license revocation.Rest Stops and ToiletsThe habit of washing your butt so it is clean but leaving fecal matter all over the floor is something Malaysian motorists do everywhere except in their own homes. And these dingbats are the ones who laugh at toilet paper.Trains, planes and automobiles.In KL there are 5 train services. Not all use the same ticket. Not all use the same tokens. And not all are interconnected. Like I said, they are money making concerns. Not there to make your life easier. Did I mention they cost more here than anywhere else in the world? Halal, dont worry.Airports and Bus Terminals.NO proper traffic design, please go look your self. I cant bring myself to explain how horrible the design and charges are. Imagine, instead of allowing us the innermost and most convenient lanes, they put that aside for cabs and VIPs. Thats because Malaysia is a place that likes to put a sultan on every hill.and the list goes on.As far as infrastructure goes…. I heard Singapore recycles sea water and piss water. Despite buying water cheap from Malaysia. China plants rubber in Hainan Island. Despite getting only one third of our tropical yield. Notice how others have a backup plan?Back to Malaysia. Land of BUmiputera privileges and skin colour apartheid. What happens then you favour your race over quality? This happens.KLCC is the only development with backup power lines. There is not backup for power. There is no backup for water. There is no excess capacity for cellular networks. Singapore has double. IN fact, every year we see the people in power talk about how they are going to handle the floods, and use them as political ammunition to shoot down opposition states. For God sakes you stupid dingbats, the floods are an annual occurance. YOu would think they would have a full set of procedures for every imaginable flood scenario by now. NO…. but we have a megayatch named Equinamity and a movie rights to a movie on Wall Street that no politician in Malaysia seems to want to claim.We need 3 generations to reach Singapore. Trust me. Dont listen to any one of the proud nationalists here who ask you to look at carefully phrased and photographed Malaysian infrastructure scenarios. A country that functions by apartheid is never going to outdo a country that is based on meritocracy and keeps taking our best chinese school students.LicensingThis is not a regulatory process. It is a money making, active income for a fiscally immature country. Drivers licenses expire and must be renewed. If you fail to do so 2 years in a row, you have to resit an expensive exam. Singapore and THailand have lifetime licenses. The list goes on. Dog licenses. Passports. Hawker licenses. Business licenses……

It may not be fair but I really would not like to see the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991 repealed. It is undoubtedly a flawed piece of legislation and even if it hasn’t reduced the number of attacks on people by dogs it still provides a means to ensure that there are adequate controls on dangerous dogs. I think that the act should be improved a lot by amendment because there are too many dogs used as status symbols and not as pets. I would like to see dog licensing brought back but differently to how it operated before. It was abolished because it was simply a tax and it raised less revenue than it cost to collect. I would look to the arrangements for on-licences in the alcohol trade, where a publican must have a personal licence before his premises can get a premises licence. I would make people learn about looking after dogs and how to keep them controlled and make them take a test before they could keep a dog. I would then have a lifetime licence for each animal that would come with vouchers that could be exchanged for professional training. Its objective would not be to raise money but to ensure that dogs were well looked after and trained properly, so as not to cause a nuisance to anyone.I hold my views because I live in an area where some dogs are a real menace and they need to be controlled. Some people take the view that a dog is a dog and you can’t control bad behaviour. I think these people shouldn’t be allowed to own dogs because all dogs can be trained very effectively to control the menacing aspects of their behaviour. Well trained dogs can be very nice pets or useful working dogs and I have no problem with them. Badly trained dogs are simply a menace to the entire community. Someone in government needs to realize this and look carefully at the legislation to find the best way to remove the menace. I am open-minded on whether or not certain breeds should be banned and I’m not too concerned about fairness, just about public safety and being able to live in a community that is not excessively polluted by the sound of incessant barking.