| Beyond the law: Hong Kong's dog cafés |
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| Written by Arai Mie | |||||
| Tuesday, 14 April 2009 | |||||
Page 1 of 3 ![]() Please wait to be seated ... Hong Kong - JMSC - They are illegal. Their owners break the law every day. But dog cafés have proliferated above Hong Kong's busy city streets since Paris Café opened its doors in 1995.
Many hide themselves on upper floors. That does not deter Hong Kong pet-lovers.
![]() Layout of a Causeway Bay dog cafe
He says more Hong
Kong people own pets today, which is one of the reasons behind the bloom of the dog café business in recent years.
Hon says the pet theme is a sound business choice for a café owner facing considerable competition. Listen to his views:
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