The college, or bar association, is demanding fines of up to 100,000 euros for the most serious offences; the lowest tariff for this grade of offence would be 5,000 euros. These offences would include keeping dogs chained, something which, at present, is not prohibited. Owners would have to provide a minimum of fifty square metres of fenced area for a dog; this area would need to have proper shelter.
Further proposals include a ban on new licences being given by town halls to horse carriage operators, while existing licences should be replaced so that animals are not used for carriages.
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