Dog owners March on the draft Council

  by owners of dog training is how progress say dog owners marched against Colwyn Bay of dog control orders planned for the County of Conwy.

In an effort to clean up areas within the County projects would limit where dogs can go, and where they may be able to take the lead.

Pet owners feel is very will and want the Council to adopt educational media to help combat the problem of chaos.

Conwy Council said the projects are intended to provide a safer and cleaner environment.

Observations can be sent to the Council and the public consultation which comes to an end on 10 March.

Dog trainer Jessica Bowley, who helped organize the March, he said, had no objection to parts of projects, such as guard dogs leads to the streets, but some of the other controls that was un-workable.

He said it was unclear what land would be excluded and accidentally dog owners could end up with a £ 75-on-site fine walking in the wrong place.

MS Bowley said road was education and worked with Abergele Town Council to set up a pilot project.

Information days were organised in a park place so that the dog owners to learn how to qualify for the pets properly, and learn about the importance of worming their often, it is added.

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it is important to balance the interests of dog owners and the rest of the public "

end quote Nick Jones-programming and management of environmental enforcement, should be extended Conwy Council also said the period of consultation on draft order dog.

The Club is involved in taking part in regular meetings clean playing fields when collected poo.

"There is a here for and against, but parts of projects of the Council is too vague, and will not stop dog mess," it added.

Nick Jones, Manager of planning and environmental enforcement to Conwy Council said the orders control dog was proposed for "providing a safer and cleaner environment for local residents and visitors".

"It is important to balance the interests of dog owners and the rest of the public, so that through this consultation, we hope to receive information and comments from people in Conwy County Borough proposed Orders," he said.

Mr Jones said the Council acknowledges that the "vast majority of dog owners acting responsibly and keep the dog or dogs under control, which includes clearing up after them in a public place".

"Unfortunately, there are a small number of pettiness dog owners who do not have, causing problems for the community as a whole," he added.

The proposed orders with linked maps are available for the public to inspect civic offices, Colwyn Bay from 0845 to 1715 GMT (Mon-Thurs) and 0845 to 1645 pm (AET).

Or can be considered the proposed control orders on www.conwy.gov.uk/dogwardens

The March took place Saturday along the promenade Colwyn Bay.

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