Only In China 6 - Dog Park Lifestyle in China

Dog ownership is popular in Beijing, with over half a million licensed dogs. Many families, influenced by China's one-child policy, have dogs as companions. Dog training and activities like running, jumping, and swimming are common. Spending on dog food and clothes is part of family budgets, and dogs are treated like children. The video highlights the cultural significance of dogs in China.

Why has dog ownership become popular in Beijing?

• Due to the one-child policy, many families seek companionship.

• Dogs are considered sacred animals.

• Dogs are cheaper to maintain than other pets.

• The government provides incentives for dog ownership.

What is a humorous reason given for a dog moving from one plant to another in the park?

• The dog was searching for food.

• The dog wanted to find a new friend.

• The dog realized it was barking up the wrong tree.

• The dog was looking for a better view.

Which activity is NOT mentioned as a popular dog activity in the park?

• Playing fetch with a ball

• Jumping through hoops

• Swimming in the pool

• Running between plastic sticks

What has become a part of family spending for many Chinese families?

• Hiring dog walkers

• Investing in dog training schools

• Building dog parks

• Buying food and clothes for dogs

How are dogs treated by many families in China, according to the transcript?

• As temporary companions

• As family members, similar to children

• As sacred animals

• As working animals