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To become a dog-friendly city, Hong Kong needs dog literacy

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Hong Kong has introduced a tightly regulated scheme permitting dogs in approved dining premises, with implementation beginning in July. Within the first month, more than 2,200 restaurants applied to participate, and over 980 establishments joined the initiative.

While these changes represent straightforward regulatory adjustments regarding where dogs are permitted, experts and analysts suggest that transitioning Hong Kong into a genuinely dog-friendly city requires addressing broader community needs, specifically highlighting the importance of dog literacy among the public.

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