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Dog Licenses

tk123 · 2009-09-01 09:21:25

Just a heads up - the Dog Warden was going around houses in my area (Dub 9) last night checking for dog licenses. If the dog is over 4 months you're supposed to get a license. Our baby is only 8 weeks so we were ok but we got one from the warden anways (€12.70) since he was there and we had change!

01-09-2009 9:21am

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Just a heads up - the Dog Warden was going around houses in my area (Dub 9) last night checking for dog licenses. If the dog is over 4 months you're supposed to get a license. Our baby is only 8 weeks so we were ok but we got one from the warden anways (€12.70) since he was there and we had change!

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#2 01-09-2009 10:38am

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Quite right
http://www.irishdogs.ie/information/Control%20of%20Dogs.htm

you can get them at your local post offices too

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#3 01-09-2009 11:32am

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He was a really friendly guy! He also told us we can get free pooper-scooper bags from the Civic Offices
I wonder howmany people try not to get one
Knock on door
woof woof woof
"Do you have a dog?"
"No?"

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#4 01-09-2009 11:50am

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http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055634768
has been discussed before. It's like tv licenses, some people won't dare have a tv without one, some rather not to

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#5 01-09-2009 12:25pm

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Well the local authorities in Dublin have been complaining about the shortfall in revenue due to the lack of new development fees so they need to get the money somewhere.

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#6 01-09-2009 12:29pm

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Do they keep a record of your license? I bought one, but lost it. If the warden knocks, would he be able to accept that and check?

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#7 01-09-2009 12:39pm

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helena.ryan wrote: »

Do they keep a record of your license? I bought one, but lost it. If the warden knocks, would he be able to accept that and check?

I get a reminder every year from the County Council to renew my license with the license number indicated. They have a record of your license so I reckon the warden could trace your license.

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#8 01-09-2009 1:04pm

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Also afaik - the paper your license is written on is lets say the top copy? You know when there's pages that you write on the top one and it imprints on the bottom?
Because they'd use that for records and to send you out your reminder so I wouldn't worry much if you've lost your license.

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