A dog owner has sparked outrage after she was pictured taking her pet on the London Underground. The woman, who has not been identified, was seen carrying the small dog in a carrier on the Central line during rush hour on Thursday morning. The incident was captured on camera by a fellow passenger, who posted the picture on social media. The picture quickly went viral, with many people expressing their anger at the woman for taking her dog on the Underground. Some people argued that the dog could have posed a health hazard to other passengers, while others said that it was simply inconsiderate of the woman to bring her pet on such a busy train..
The incident has also raised questions about the rules surrounding the carriage of pets on the London Underground. According to the Transport for London (TfL) website, dogs are only allowed on the Underground if they are carried in a suitable container. The container must be small enough to fit on the passenger’s lap, and the dog must not be allowed to cause any nuisance to other passengers..
TfL has said that it is investigating the incident. A spokesperson for TfL said: .
