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Hong Kong Considers Allowing Two Dogs Per Diner

2/11/2026

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Hong Kong Eases Dog Rules

Hong Kong's government is considering a policy allowing up to two dogs per diner in restaurants.
This follows feedback on dog control in dining spaces and revises the previous stance of no limits.
Secretary for the Environment and Ecology Tse Chin-wan said the government is reconsidering limits on dog numbers.
The policy may initially apply only to larger restaurants, with owners accountable for incidents and further consultations planned.

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Hong Kong Eases Dog Rules

Hong Kong's government is considering a policy allowing up to two dogs per diner in restaurants.
This follows feedback on dog control in dining spaces and revises the previous stance of no limits.
Secretary for the Environment and Ecology Tse Chin-wan said the government is reconsidering limits on dog numbers.
The policy may initially apply only to larger restaurants, with owners accountable for incidents and further consultations planned.

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