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Deyang charges two yuan for bringing dogs into the park. Why are pets forbidden in most parks?

Deyang charges two yuan for bringing dogs into the park, so why do most parks prohibit pets? I think there are several reasons.

First of all, keeping pets has become a new fashion in recent years. It is undeniable that dogs are indeed loyal friends of human beings and can bring joy to many people. However, after all, the park is a crowded public place, especially at night, when there are many old people and children playing in the park, dogs may bite or scare people when there are many people. Some people walk their dogs without a leash, which makes them more prone to accidents. At the same time, if they walk their dogs in the park, they may have pets urinating everywhere, which makes many citizens very disgusted and affects the sanitary environment of the park.

Secondly, parks are public welfare places after all. Many parks are open, and most of them are properly managed by relevant state departments. If these pets defecate anywhere in the park, it is definitely not easy for park managers to clean up the urine of these mothers. If it is not cleaned up in time, it will also have a certain impact on the whole environment of the park. Over time, this park will gradually become an abandoned park. Not many citizens are willing to come to this park to play, which will definitely reduce citizens' happiness in this city and is not conducive to the development of the city. So some parks have no way to prohibit dogs or pets from entering the park. Even if some more responsible citizens will clean up their pet garbage in time, it is inevitable that some people will not pay attention. So the park will charge a certain fee.

Finally, it is very important to keep the environment clean in the park, because it is related to the face of the city, so pets are charged to enter the park.