Dog walking license in Richmond for up to 6 dogs in parks
If you provide dog walking services in Richmond upon Thames, apply for a license before Wednesday 24th September so you can use the parks and open spaces with up to six dogs at a time. To walk a furry client professionally in the designated parks, you will need to have a license. Until it is approved, you will not be able to start.
With a dog walking license, you can walk up to six dogs at a time along one of the borough’s six designated sites. At the moment, licenses are granted for two years from the date of issue. Find out more and apply for a licence before Wednesday 24th September.
The parks in Richmond upon Thames are “wonderful places to walk your dog,” the council says in a press release, adding that they “love seeing residents and their furry friends enjoying these spaces.
To help protect both wildlife and visitors, those walking dogs are asked to keep the animals on leads in sensitive wildlife areas and for walkers to always clean up after them. This is because dog waste can carry many harmful parasites and pollute the parks. Disposing of it properly will help keep these “shared spaces pleasant for everyone.”
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