Guide dogs, other Assistance dogs and dogs with ID microchips and registered on the municipal pet register are authorised to travel on the metro in certain circumstances.
Is your dog on the municipal pet register? Your vet will have the forms.
At what time of day are dogs allowed on the metro?
For safety reasons, dogs are not allowed on escalators. They are allowed in the lifts.
Dogs are not allowed to sit on the seats and if any damage is caused by the dog the person in charge of the dog at that time will be held responsible. The dogs owner will be vicariuosly viable.
At times when the metro is likely to be very crowded and the safety of passengers and animals so requires, the operator may restrict access to dogs.
What happens if you do not follow the metro guidlines?
If the handler does not meet the terms established (pursuant to articles 64.s) or 65.p) of Law 4/2006 of 31 March on rail transport, they will be commiting a minor or serious offence and subject to the relevant consequences.
Is your dog on the municipal pet register? Your vet will have the forms.
At what time of day are dogs allowed on the metro?
- On weekdays from 11 September to 24 June, dogs are NOT allowed on the metro between 7.00 and 9.30 am, or between 5.00 and 7.00 pm.
- At weekends and on public holidays, dogs are allowed at any time.
- Between 24 June and 11 September, they are allowed on the metro at any time.
- Only one dog per person.
- Under 18s are not allowed to be in charge of potentially dangerous breeds, in accordance with current legislation. Anyone travelling with such breeds of dog must have with them the corresponding dog licence and proof of registration on the municipal pet register.
- From the time they enter the metro premises until they leave and are once again in the street, all dogs must wear a muzzle and be kept on a non-extending lead and remain within 50 cm of the handler.
For safety reasons, dogs are not allowed on escalators. They are allowed in the lifts.
Dogs are not allowed to sit on the seats and if any damage is caused by the dog the person in charge of the dog at that time will be held responsible. The dogs owner will be vicariuosly viable.
At times when the metro is likely to be very crowded and the safety of passengers and animals so requires, the operator may restrict access to dogs.
What happens if you do not follow the metro guidlines?
If the handler does not meet the terms established (pursuant to articles 64.s) or 65.p) of Law 4/2006 of 31 March on rail transport, they will be commiting a minor or serious offence and subject to the relevant consequences.
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