Sao Paulo: Every dog has his day, but one Brazilian dog will have the equivalent of parental visiting days after a court ruled that a separated couple must share their pooch.
The Sao Paulo couple got their Yorkshire terrier in 2008, but the dog became a bone of contention when they split up in 2011.
The woman not only held on to the animal but, according to her former partner, "prevented him from entering into contact," the Superior Justice Tribunal said in a statement from the capital Brasilia.
The tribunal ruled Tuesday to uphold the Sao Paulo court's earlier decision in favor of the dog-loving man.
"He may also participate in activities such as taking the animal to the vet."
The Sao Paulo couple got their Yorkshire terrier in 2008, but the dog became a bone of contention when they split up in 2011.
The woman not only held on to the animal but, according to her former partner, "prevented him from entering into contact," the Superior Justice Tribunal said in a statement from the capital Brasilia.
The tribunal ruled Tuesday to uphold the Sao Paulo court's earlier decision in favor of the dog-loving man.
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"He may also participate in activities such as taking the animal to the vet."
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