Bucheon City announced that it will hold the "Pet Culture Class with Companion Dog Patrol" at the Communication Courtyard of Bucheon City Hall on November 15, recruiting 100 participants on a first-come, first-served basis.

This culture class is designed to enhance understanding of canine behavioral traits and spread a proper pet-raising culture. In particular, it focuses on strengthening the patrol capabilities of companion dog patrol members and encouraging citizens to practice proper pet etiquette.

During the event, pet behavior expert Director Lee Chan-jong will deliver a special lecture explaining canine behavioral traits and the roles of pet owners. Along with this, guidance on proper pet etiquette will be provided, alongside specialized training to boost the patrol professionalism of the companion dog patrol members.

The target participants include Bucheon City companion dog patrol members and the general public, with a total of 100 people recruited on a first-come, first-served basis. Participation is free, and citizens wishing to join can check the notice on the Bucheon City website’s "News" section and apply via the QR code or Naver Form (https://naver.me/xF4M21Fj).

Kim Tae-kyung, head of the Urban Agriculture Division at Bucheon City, stated, "We hope this culture class will serve as an opportunity to understand canine behavioral traits and reaffirm the responsibilities and roles of pet owners," adding, "Moving forward, we will continue to foster a mature pet culture where pet owners and non-pet owners care for one another and humans and animals live together in harmony."

For more details, inquiries can be made to the Bucheon City Urban Agriculture Division (032-625-2806).

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