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00:00-04:27 _ 昨天瑞士首都大型示威遊行
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09:53-14:24 _為什麼直播主題: 揭露瑞士另一面
14:25-24:27 _ 法律要交狗稅
24:28-25:18 _ 訓練如何(直播冇台詞)說話流𣈱妙法
26:14-29:14 _ 強制性購買狗隻第三者責任保險
29:15-33:10 _ 強制性報讀狗訓練學校
33:10-35:39 _ 申請養狗的法律流程
35:40-44:34 _ 瑞士狗的權利地位

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●kit姐🇨🇭瑞士生活點滴篇Life in Switzerland
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●kit姐廚房kitjie kitchen
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●kit姐遊歷🌈 Travel
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●kit姐愛高球⛳️Play golf
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●kit姐💃🏻莎莎舞Salsa
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●kit姐遊香港😎HK Fun
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●kit姐為食🍷Eating Out
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● kit姐🇹🇭泰國生活Thailand Pattaya
▷https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBljY6ynOyb3fes-5q6NZlwDxy3-eej16
●杜拜🇦🇪Dubai自遊行2023/25

●kit姐🎤我不是歌手Singing
▷https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBljY6ynOyb1adgdwiEQHA3Nk-0DvpOkq
●香港(大城市小人物+大城小事)About HK
▷ https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBljY6ynOyb1c3RiAoTOpnwXKXNYoP1aY
●kit姐_酒店強制隔離2021/2022 Hotel Quarantine
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●kit姐_義工/慈善活動Volunteering work
▷ https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBljY6ynOyb3nlDFNdAndqkQyqA1hYj3b
●2018_kit姐威尼斯Venice

▷https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBljY6ynOyb3V1YaPNr9g3GFscmzBhK1D
●長江三峽🇨🇳武漢重𪊴世紀綠州遊輪7天之旅
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●kit姐_點點滴滴😎
▷https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBljY6ynOyb0C5NdL_KcmxkPSOm4DRpyA

●2017/18/19/20/21/22/23💃🏻kit姐生日Birthday
▷https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBljY6ynOyb0BvvfJrieHwRfgVp0cmXoa
●2016+17_kit姐旺角菜街💃🏻Mongkok
▷https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBljY6ynOyb0BazS1hXpEXUj3wH3aQKEm
●2017_kit姐特輯💃🏻Special clips
▷https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBljY6ynOyb1LQGfdrOmewVLAtMebAJLU

●2018_kit姐旺角殺街💃🏻Mongkok last scene
▷https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBljY6ynOyb3dDgZUl61KIBmANWJ95otc
●2018_kit姐旺角菜街💃🏻Mongkok
▷https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBljY6ynOyb3KjQPjxXQslLwvqx4PXbEV
●2018_07/01_kit姐(福祿壽TVB )+28/03(龍婷生日宴)💃🏻
▷https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBljY6ynOyb0Up0uOKNIfQftOdhszzF6N
●2018_kit姐尖沙咀💃🏻TsimShaTsui
▷https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBljY6ynOyb0d4Lt985dw1eOnYELi61Nd
●2018/19_kit姐屯門公園💃🏻Tuen Mun Park
▷https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBljY6ynOyb3CZGAi90RV1gSW8X8ycUpD
●2018_kit姐中環碼頭💃🏻Central Piers
▷https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBljY6ynOyb1PQc31Ao9ziDOOWzFlDrK7
●2018_kit姐跳舞(雜錦)💃🏻Dancing etc
▷https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBljY6ynOyb12pe8T_2YE0wXmwrOTrxkH
●2018_kit姐專輯拍攝💃🏻Special clips taken by friends
▷https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBljY6ynOyb3WJ-dEnxNsoKuEb9po-Fi1

●2019_kit姐中環碼頭💃🏻Central Piers
▷https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBljY6ynOyb0lhhnKi4FI_2cpSkGDfly_
●2019_kit姐尖沙咀💃🏻TsimShaTsui
▷https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBljY6ynOyb3yJtOKwqwnIyk4d_150Lq-
●2019~Today_kit姐💃🏻(跳舞)Dancing etc
▷https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBljY6ynOyb1zQNxFZ8PhK-CUw_17FfVM

●2018_Kit姐(主播)Kitjie series
▷https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBljY6ynOyb2XQqlS3oK74Z9hAaWHoN9j
●2019_Kit姐(主播)kitjie series
▷https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBljY6ynOyb3ess6EBx_TGZOl2b_UtUpC
●2020_Kit姐(主播)kitjie series
▷https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBljY6ynOyb3-Khg_Gzk6wbg-zMyLm-bx
●2021_Kit姐(主播)kitjie series
▷ https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBljY6ynOyb1e3GyO5Q4HEspzIZHQ3Mt6
●2022_Kit姐(主播)kitjie series
▷https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBljY6ynOyb0U_TC6OCFb7K-Fg8-4KMmN
●2023_Kit姐(主播)kitjie series
▷https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBljY6ynOyb3kI-g5xuaoZf-ySA_RGRDw
●2024/2025_Kit姐(主播)kitjie series
▷https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBljY6ynOyb0-x76yGD2zBSFlVMnSdGV3

●演唱會_Concert
▷https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBljY6ynOyb25_h_r1r5_v7wRKfwHCybm

#瑞士kit姐

Hey everyone Let me check myself out Hey everyone! Hello there! Let me give this a try Let me see if I need to adjust the camera See how the shot looks Huh, that’s not right Okay I should step back a bit Alright That’s better Or maybe Stand up straight Okay Move back a little Watch yourself on the second phone Let’s see Much better Okay, just like this Perfect now Hey everyone! Let me see… Testing my audio… Okay. Someone’s joined us! Alright. No buzzing sound. And no background noise! Sounds good, right? Perfect. This is actually pretty comfortable Because I can swing my legs Hey everyone Now I don’t have to hear myself Okay, good Did you guys see the news? The Swiss news Yesterday Saturday, today Sunday In Bern, Switzerland’s capital Two thousand people protested Quite something These protests Right off the bat, it’s ridiculous Not what we’re here to discuss The way they protest is all too familiar Setting fires vandalizing public property Papers claimed two thousand people but the videos I saw online More than twenty thousand people while the government claims only two thousand They downplayed the numbers to make it seem like a small protest About yesterday’s protest I shouldn’t really comment Just go online and search on YouTube for ‘Band protest’ You’ll see the truth About yesterday’s protest it’s all political stuff I’d rather not discuss it online Because if I talk about it the video will get demonetized and might get taken down Okay Six friends just joined Let’s wait for more Nice weather today Live streaming from home is so relaxing I’ve got two lights set up here pointed right at me with this bright lake view right in front I’m just sitting here with my drink You can see I’m using a straw too That’s the perk of being at home Like I said before it won’t leave sugar on my teeth No staining. Your teeth look great. Just so you know I’m live streaming right now No beauty filters on this live stream. Take this eye here See these deep wrinkles underneath? So you angle it like this More to the side At an angle Camera angles: eight-two split Showing my profile from both sides No beauty filters here This is completely a raw, unfiltered直播 So I’m not saying I’m beautiful or that I’m young I hope you all understand because I still refuse to use beauty filters I know what I look like Some people try beauty filters and get hooked They see this enhanced version of themselves that isn’t really them It becomes addictive They keep using more filters more enhancements Until eventually they don’t even recognize themselves looking decades younger than they really are I don’t really see the need. I look fine as I am. People recognize me. Which actually helps because I don’t use beauty filters. When I’m out in public, I fit right in. Sometimes on the subway or just walking around, I bump into people who’ve seen my videos. They recognize me from YouTube. even though I don’t know them personally. Nine out of ten people tell me, ‘Kit, you look so good in person.’ That’s because I don’t use filters. But if it were reversed, if you use a filter and people see the real you, everyone goes quiet. Because the filter on camera isn’t the real you. That’s why I can’t remember when I started using filters. Try to make it last longer Try not to use it Don’t use beauty filters I’m okay with how I look Okay Let’s check the audio Have a listen It’s the 12th today and Sunday again and it’s afternoon in Switzerland It’s about 4:30 AM here. which is 10:30 PM Hong Kong time. Back when I used to stream live, I’d privately message my friends to come support me. It felt pressured. Now I don’t have to give them advance notice. If they happen to drop by, they’ll catch it. No more notifications needed. They can always watch the replay later. When I do live streams I always have to set things up first since I can’t see myself I use a second phone to monitor the screen I need to run tests do a trial run Make sure everything looks right and the audio sounds good Then I start the live stream If anything freezes up I’d feel pressured I didn’t tell any friends I haven’t invited anyone That’s why there aren’t many viewers It’s prime time right now On Sundays, everyone’s out for dinner or watching other streamers But that’s alright Anyway, I’ve done my introduction If you’re interested Protests are rare in Switzerland. But yesterday there was a huge protest. They used water cannons and set fires. They clashed with police. The police were overwhelmed. It became big news. It’s rare to see news like this. Though it’s not exactly a good thing. Zurich hasn’t had any protests. I’m not sure. Yesterday in Bern the capital city Just a few more minutes then we’ll start the main show Actually, Kit here I try to keep up going live on Sundays every week to connect with you all I know you all enjoy these live streams You can leave comments and interact Live streams are raw unedited authentic performances But with videos these days many use AI or are heavily processed they often end up overly edited The information might be selective This is live I’m not working from a script just speaking off the cuff No prepared lines like I’m just chatting with you all But lately, I’ve been talking about more serious topics Swiss culture Laws and regulations Research is crucial Print them out Or on my iPad I absorb it After reviewing everything After processing it I have a lot to share and explain to everyone I’ll try to stick to the script and avoid making mistakes Sometimes when I’m chatting with you all I still need to check my notes But mostly I keep things casual and relaxed when I talk with you Let’s see how many of you have joined Okay There are seven of you watching. Feel free to drop a comment. Show your support in the comments! Just say hello! I went back to Switzerland recently. and did a live stream. I talked about Switzerland. But it got me thinking… I’m from Hong Kong. talking about Switzerland. This doesn’t really concern people in Hong Kong Most people probably wouldn’t be interested or find this irrelevant But here’s what I think: Switzerland its branding has positioned itself worldwide as premier When Switzerland comes up People talk about Rolex watches Switzerland’s beauty or its scenic landscapes how clean it is Switzerland has the world’s highest cost of living evolves into Hong Kongers people around the world People often label Switzerland with certain stereotypes as perfect. Actually, every country has its own culture, customs, and norms. I’m from Hong Kong – born there, raised and educated there. I’ve been living in Switzerland for 30 years. What I know compared to most tourists see authentic and down-to-earth is quite different I really want to show everyone the real Switzerland Traveling is wonderful It’s a great place to live But it comes at a cost We all see Switzerland’s beauty with everything so orderly But those who live here have to follow many rules very strictly That’s how Switzerland becomes such a beautiful country It’s not meant to be negative or particularly positive either I’m just showing what it’s really like to give people the full picture I think it’s good to be well-informed About global affairs life in different countries like the US, Canada, Australia where many Hong Kongers have migrated Lots of people are making videos about these places online As many people know When people from Hong Kong travel they might visit Thailand or Japan or Taiwan sometimes multiple times a year Some have visited dozens of times But when it comes to Switzerland visitors typically come usually just once or maybe two or three times at most There aren’t too many people since Switzerland has a high entry threshold It’s an expensive European country with expensive food and accommodation Even as a student you’re still here as a student you’re still just a temporary visitor So there really aren’t many people who come to Switzerland regularly That’s why I feel I’m grateful for this chance to use this platform to share insights about Switzerland and show you that the Switzerland you think you know has many hidden layers most people aren’t aware of or understand I believe these are all worth sharing Plus, I think many of you I’ve never heard of that Seems like my topic today is about keeping dogs For people in Hong Kong who keep dogs keeping dogs or cats there are very few restrictions Even in a small apartment you can have three or four dogs or keep as many pets as you want it’s generally not an issue Whether you’re a pet person or not, Switzerland is a different story. So today I want to talk about what it’s like to own pets in Switzerland, particularly dogs. If you live in Switzerland and want to own a dog, the requirements are incredibly strict. Sometimes, you might not expect… What I’m about to say might surprise you all. Let me just check and hear what I’m saying just say it all at once Okay Let’s see Hello everyone Take it slow Now let’s get to the main point Alright Switzerland Having a dog in Switzerland Let me see My topic is Having a dog in Switzerland It’s not easy Really challenging Quite demanding Fur babies Pets – meaning dogs in this context Owners must pass tests Dogs must complete training Mandatory training schools There’s a dog tax All dogs are taxed Plus, you need third-party liability insurance Now, let me break it all down for you Our furry friends They’re really clever Human’s best friends Many families have dogs Many countries have legislation protecting dogs and Switzerland is no different The law requires owners must pay taxes and get insurance Essentially owners must take responsibility for their pets. Dog ownership is regulated Swiss public health standards and animal welfare. Are dogs treated humanely when kept as pets? First up: The Swiss dog tax. Here’s how the dog tax works: It’s an annual tax. Switzerland has 26 cantons. The tax rate varies by canton. Each cantonal government sets its own rates independently. How much is the dog tax? You must pay the dog tax. The law was enacted to collect the dog tax. What is this tax actually used for? It provides the government with funding for public health management and dog parks. In Switzerland Often when people take their dogs out to parks or hiking trails I wonder if visitors have noticed along the streets there are posts with boxes These boxes are filled with green or orange brightly colored plastic bags When you walk your dog in Hong Kong Usually I see people bring water and newspapers But not here There are dog waste bins They provide special dog waste bags to clean up bag the waste and dispose of it properly These are free provided by the government in various locations Take Zurich, for instance Bern Geneva’s French-speaking region has different dog taxes too I know in Zurich the dog tax you pay is currently 160 Swiss francs that’s about 1600 Hong Kong dollars per year The Swiss franc is really strong these days almost 10 Hong Kong dollars to one Swiss franc HK$1,600 The annual dog license fee How do they determine the fee? They use a specific formula First, the breed Then the type Size—big or small All require licensing Some breeds are considered dangerous Some dogs are classified as fighting breeds aggressive breeds Dangerous breeds have much higher taxes Different types and breeds size, all affect the tax rate differently. Secondly, the number of dogs you own If you have one dog you pay a dog tax If you have two dogs the tax increases geometrically It’s not like the first dog costs 160 Swiss francs in Zurich The second dog doesn’t cost 160 it costs significantly more So what’s the purpose of this system? Residents are encouraged not to own too many dogs to own just one dog That’s why most households here have just one dog The policy encourages single-dog ownership It discourages people from having several dogs because the taxes are quite high Third point: How is the dog tax determined? Well, there’s a system If your dog is spayed or neutered you get a discount on the dog license fee Basically, the system encourages people to neuter their dogs through discounted fees. The real purpose is to control the stray dog population Some people get dogs but then can’t keep them for personal reasons Don’t want to keep a dog Abandon them in the wilderness Just dump them If dogs were spayed or neutered It would at least control the stray population Plus It encourages reducing the dog population Even if you say the dog tax is low The cost varies by province It ranges from 50 Swiss francs to 200 Swiss francs The minimum is 50 francs and the maximum is 200 francs In equivalent terms that’s about 500 to 2000 Hong Kong dollars per year for your first dog tax payment for dangerous breeds For aggressive or attack dog breeds, the tax is significantly higher can be as high as 500 Swiss francs, which is about 5,000 Hong Kong dollars. For each dog, must be taxed. Actually, some dogs are exempt, and don’t have to pay tax. Can you guess which ones? Some dogs are tax-exempt. Kit has been speaking much more fluently lately. There’s actually a clever technique for speaking spontaneously that makes everything flow better. No more filler words or hesitation. I’ve discovered a great technique If you want to know my secret, drop a comment! Ask me how I do it I’m streaming completely unscripted! I just say whatever comes to mind and it flows naturally I keep talking continuously without many pauses If you like this approach and want to know my method please let me know in the comments Maybe I’ll do a live stream to show you how it works It’s actually a very simple technique Do you know what kind of dogs are exempt from paying dog taxes? Normally, all dog owners must pay dog tax. It’s mandatory for everyone. However, there’s one exception where the tax is waived. So which dogs qualify? Therapy dogs— like those working in nursing homes. At nursing homes therapy dogs Therapy dogs work in nursing homes helping elderly residents provide therapy or assist patients Therapy dogs are exempt from pet taxes In care facilities Hospitals sometimes have therapy dogs too These dogs are specially trained. Those are exempt from dog taxes. What’s the second thing you need to pay for? Third-party liability insurance. That’s for the dog. The owner pays for it, of course. Owners must get liability insurance for their dogs. The insurance premium It depends on your dog’s breed. It depends on the breed. Age Size, and other factors The premium from HK$100 up to HK$300 In fact Getting third-party liability insurance for your dog is required by law It’s mandatory and compulsory The law requires dog owners to have third-party liability insurance. What’s it for? Well, it’s pretty obvious. Dogs can sometimes act up. If they bite someone, or damage a neighbor’s property, the insurance covers it. In the summer, when people are out cycling, your dog might chase after them and cause a collision, causing the cyclist to fall. If your dog runs into a cyclist and injures them that’s what third-party liability insurance covers If you don’t have it It’s not required in some states but most people get it anyway It’s highly recommended because if your dog causes an accident you’re fully liable and without insurance, you pay out of pocket The compensation costs can vary widely. So people prefer to pay a few hundred Swiss francs for annual dog insurance. Basically, If you have a dog, there are two costs you must cover. First is the dog tax. Second, you need to get third-party liability insurance for your dog. Here in Zurich, For your first dog, it’s 160 Swiss Francs plus about 200 Francs for insurance. So 200 plus 160 comes to 360 Francs. That means even before feeding your dog, you’re already paying basic taxes. and insurance For one dog, it’s about HK$3,600 a year But if you get a second dog, the cost is practically the same. In Hong Kong, people often get dogs just because they want one. Some families have ten dogs or even more… They might have twenty dogs If you live in a New Territories village house In some areas people often have several dogs and then hire someone to look after them That doesn’t fly here It’s a mandatory training program The dogs have to go to school and the owners have to take classes too If you’re getting a dog for the first time you should take your dog to dog training school. There’s a dog training school nearby. It’s just a ten-minute drive from my place, near a golf driving range. There’s a dog training school over there with lots of people taking classes I noticed The training facility has a large grassy area fenced all around Inside, there are slides, tunnel obstacles and stairways all designed for the dogs Owners take classes together with their dogs. Owners must participate in all sessions. Professional dog trainers train the dogs to obey commands. Dogs learn to follow their owners. To sit on command. Obstacle course training Jumping over obstacles Navigating stairs Some things require training After training They need to learn turns Dogs need training classes Absolutely Training fees Owners are responsible for the costs That’s the rule We offer basic courses The basic course covers what I mentioned There are special training courses designed for specific types of dogs like oversized breeds or dogs with aggression issues Beyond the training sessions these dogs must get microchipped The reason for this is pretty obvious It creates an official record of the dog If a dog commits an offense meaning biting someone or damaging property The microchip helps us find the owner locate where they live check if taxes and insurance are paid Also If a dog goes missing the chip can track and locate them Microchipping is required in many places. It’s compulsory. Then there’s dog school. Both owners and dogs must attend classes. They have to pass exams. The dog must pass before you can keep it. Here in Switzerland, owning a dog really makes you think twice. You have to be sure. because the requirements are so strict. There are strict regulations and many legal requirements. In Hong Kong, people often get dogs on impulse. They get dogs as companions for their children. Or just because they like dogs. They hire a helper. but don’t care for the dog themselves. They hire helpers specifically to watch their dogs. This is very common in Hong Kong. That doesn’t work here. Here, dog owners are required to take classes. Pet owners should have plenty of time to spend with their dogs. This means providing proper care, including making sure they are well-fed and cared for, and taking them outside for regular walks. Taking your dog for walks is a big responsibility, similar to raising a child. I know some people I’ve heard true stories who didn’t travel for 20 years because of their dog They owned a dog for two decades without traveling until the dog passed away Only after that did they feel comfortable traveling In Switzerland, the process of owning a dog basically involves you need to go to your local government office to register your dog Register your dog What kind of dog is it How much is the dog tax And if there are any discounts For discounts The basic one is neutering You get a discount for neutering which reduces your tax You’ll also need to get third-party liability insurance for your dog liability insurance Then you can bring your dog home complete all the paperwork before you can take your dog home pay the dog tax get them registered pay taxes every year your dog needs training take obedience classes Actually, having a dog here means I’ve noticed many older people living alone who can take care of themselves and haven’t gone to nursing homes Many of them have dogs because the dogs keep them company and they have to go outside twice a day to walk their dogs You can’t just have a dog Leave it with the helper. You can’t do that. Don’t think nobody will notice. Your neighbors will find out. They might report you. for mistreating your dog. And one more thing. When I’m in Hong Kong, whether hiking or just out and about, I see people walking their dogs They’re walking them on leashes When dogs meet they bark at each other from across the street Dogs normally bark But the dogs here don’t bark I don’t understand why I notice the dogs are very well-behaved They’re quiet Lots of people walking their dogs I saw some dogs at the park People were chatting The dogs sat quietly and were very calm I think Maybe it’s because the dog food here is special What’s special is how quiet it keeps the dogs They never bark Even my next-door neighbor has dogs but I never hear them bark The dogs don’t bark Swiss dogs here just don’t bark Anyway Pretty interesting, right? How long was I talking? Let me see Like I said 35 minutes Owning a dog is a big commitment You really have to think it through the responsibility that comes with it I saw online this person said In Switzerland, dogs have a great life In Switzerland, dogs have it really good They’re treated exceptionally well Being a dog here is better than being human in some countries That’s because they’re protected by law Owners have to register them and pay dog taxes You have to get insurance Send them to obedience school Care for the dog properly Devote time to care All these requirements What does it lead to? Has it occurred to anyone With all these rules People who own dogs and pay all these taxes Ultimately There’s one great thing Absolutely fantastic In Hong Kong Dog owners are so jealous They’re really envious In Hong Kong, you don’t have to look after your dog yourself You can leave it to helpers You can have one dog or even two You can raise pets however you like Not even taking them outside is okay It’s all fine But here it’s different Usually just one dog Rarely two I’ve never seen anyone with two dogs Most just have one Now there are so many rules So strict So, to sum it up basically In Switzerland, dogs are allowed almost everywhere. If you visit Switzerland and take the train, you’ve probably noticed people bringing their dogs onboard. That’s right – dogs are welcome on trains and buses as well. You can take dogs on ferries. All public transport allows dogs here. Why is that? Because your dogs are trained and insured. They’re well-behaved. In Hong Kong, you can’t take dogs on the subway. Or on buses either. But in Switzerland, you can bring your dog on buses and other public transport There are no restrictions No permits required Plus, you can take dogs to shopping centers, malls, restaurants, and supermarkets. You can bring dogs to shopping malls. Restaurants allow dogs too. I’ve seen it happen many times. Customers bringing their dogs into restaurants. Big dogs. They’re very well-behaved. Sitting quietly under the table. Waiting patiently for hours, even the entire evening. Perfectly behaved. So in this place, Some restaurants don’t allow children They worry kids might cry and bother other customers But dogs are welcome Kids might get you turned away But dogs will get you in because dogs behave well At any restaurant here you can bring your dog Even supermarkets You can bring your dog but most people don’t People at the supermarket leave their dogs by the entrance The dogs are so well-behaved waiting patiently for their owners Sometimes you’ll see a few dogs all sitting together They never bark just wait patiently Well, you got insurance for the third dog, they’ve had training, all of them are trained. They’re very obedient. I think their diet makes them well-behaved and calm. But I’m not sure. The best part about living here is when you have a dog you can take your dog out for walks bring them to restaurants ride the train together take the bus with you So there’s no excuse for not caring for your dog because your dog can go everywhere with you In Hong Kong, you can’t do that In Hong Kong, many places are off-limits. What’s great about here is despite all the rules, but here you and your dog can be together. They can go everywhere with you even to supermarkets and other places. That’s why here has this benefit. Actually, Here in Switzerland, owning a dog Beyond just providing care and emotional commitment to your pet, it’s also a significant financial expense and a financial burden. If you’re really struggling financially, then dog ownership might not be for you. You’re paying thousands in annual dog fees plus microchipping That’s why dog ownership here is mostly for regular folks upper-middle class, or senior citizens It’s because it’s both a commitment and a responsibility Having a dog is like raising a child they’re equally demanding In Switzerland I’ve been talking about dog training schools third-party liability insurance and dog license fees I wonder if for Hong Kongers who own dogs these concepts are quite new I don’t have a dog Many of my friends here have dogs That’s enough for today I did a live stream for over forty minutes That’s about it I’ve said enough Having dogs here is different from Hong Kong The requirements for dog ownership in Switzerland are relatively high There are many more laws and regulations I’m Ki Wishing you all health and happiness I hope next Sunday around the same time to share more with you some other interesting things about Switzerland that you probably haven’t heard of or known about Even though it doesn’t concern Hong Kong directly But I’ve always felt the more you know, the better because Switzerland has this air of mystery most visitors only come once or twice they don’t visit regularly your approach to visiting is different Switzerland is incredibly beautiful and so expensive there are aspects that most visitors might miss Well… Let me share my thoughts There are pros and cons The downside is all the regulations But People do follow them Citizens are taught to be compliant and they respect election outcomes You’ve got 51% for, 49% against. That 49% will go along with it. Plus, the people’s maturity level is quite high. So what happens here is When the government decides to do something once it’s decided, they just carry it out. without any issues. No worries about what’s behind People won’t protest It’s like having dogs – everyone Add nine years to your age Need to get a third insurance policy No one would call it unreasonable Unfair Those who comply That’s about it Wishing you all good health Okay, bye. Bye.