We are PET FRIENDLY

• At Vialia Vigo Station, we are pet-friendly in all of our common areas. Within each establishment, the business reserves the right to admit dogs or not. To know if an establishment is pet-friendly, there will be a sticker on each storefront indicating that dogs are allowed inside.

GENERAL RULES

• Pets are allowed as long as they are domestic animals such as dogs. In no case will the entry of animals such as reptiles, arachnids, birds, among other species, be permitted.

• The dog must maintain proper behavior. Avoid bringing your dog if possible, if it is not properly trained, barks frequently at strangers, or habitually messes in inappropriate places.

• The dog must always be on a leash.

• If your dog ends up relieving himself, you will need to clean up his droppings immediately.

• Avoid using the escalators with her. Instead, you can use the elevators (in this case, if there are other people inside, you must ask them if they have any problem sharing the ride with your dog before boarding, or wait to travel alone with your dog), except in the case of guide or assistance dogs.

• As stipulated by law, another rule to keep in mind is that if your pet is a dog classified as potentially dangerous (PPP), it must be leashed, muzzled, and comply with all regulations in force.

Potentially Dangerous Animals

• Regarding visitors arriving with potentially dangerous dog breeds (PPP) compliance with national and local laws, decrees, and regulations must be ensured (Article 16):

• 1. Animals considered potentially dangerous are companion animals belonging to native fauna that, regardless of their condition, nature, species, or breed, can cause death or injury to people or other animals, or produce significant damage to property...

• 2. In any case, potentially dangerous dogs shall be understood as those that meet any of the following conditions:

• 2.a. Dogs whose racial characteristics make them suitable for guard and defense training, and breeds that may be determined in state regulations on potentially dangerous animals, which must be complied with.

• 2.b. Dogs trained for guarding and defense.

• 2.c. Dogs that have had episodes of aggression towards people, or attacks of a certain nature on animals or property, or those that exhibit a markedly aggressive character.