The weirdest laws in Switzerland, one of them: You can take fish photos

For newcomers from most countries, Switzerland may seem strange in some respects.

In general, there are about 4980 laws and laws in force at the federal level, in addition to more than 17,000 canton levels.

Swiss online paper “The local. ch” presents some of Switzerland's weirdest laws.

The Eating of Dog and Cat

Perhaps the most surprising of these laws is that man's best friend is welcome on the menu in Switzerland, provided he's a dog or a cat.

While selling meat from a cat or dog or selling a plate containing dog or cat is illegal, those who want to collect and cook dogs or cats will not find legal obstacles to doing so.

Veterinary Federal Office has said that there is no reason to stop the private eating of dog meat, saying it is simply cultural. Just make sure that delicious culture doesn't cross your four walls.

Sensitive Names

These days, it is not just the celebrities who seem to have an obstacle to ruining their child's life by giving him a strange name. Fortunately, Swiss authorities have the same attitude toward the rest.

They specifically forbid giving your child a name that would harm his “well-being”. Names are not allowed to be insulting.

No fish cell

In Zurich, you are not allowed to take a picture with a caught fish or put it back in the water if it is above the minimum size.

Instead, you'll have to take him home for a fish pan!

Washing your car from home is illegal in Switzerland

Washing your car from home is illegal in Switzerland if you use a ghetto, which makes your car washing in Switzerland very illegal.

Standing up during urination (after 10 pm)

While a judge in Germany recently decided that men had the right to be raised to urinate in a notorious place for lowering its standards, men do not have the same permits in Switzerland at least not during the evening.

After 10:00 a.m., standing is considered to be a noise-based concern for other residents of apartment buildings so much that it is illegal.

Sunday off, but there are things you can't do on Sunday in Switzerland

The Holy Diet is a day off for Switzerland though not if you are responsible for law enforcement.

Here's the list of things you can't do in Switzerland on Sunday: No recycling, no cutting, no mowing of your grass, no removing your clothes, no drilling, no hammering.

We've even encountered a set of specific rules that don't apply around the country, some apartment blocks will limit collections and even using a vacuum on Sundays, which greatly limits you from doing anything.

Hawking, Walking Clean

Although Switzerland has a more progressive attitude toward nakedness than some other part of the world, a line should be withdrawn and that it is walking naked.

The mountain Canton of Appenzhel recently fined a naked climber, saying that doing so violated the country's good “sized”. So if you're going to Switzerland for naked walks, stay better in Germany.

Dance, Vallia... Revolution?

Not only in the town of Hollywood, Bomont, Utah, dancing is illegal. In fact, it is forbidden even in parts of Switzerland (on special days of the year).

In Aargau, Glarus, Ur, Obatalden, Solothurn, Törgau, and Appenzell Innerhoden, dancing is forbidden at certain Christian festivals, a law justified in the fact that pleasure should be secondary when celebrating the life of Christ.

No Lone Pets

Most people take pets to ease their loneliness, but what if domestic animals themselves become lonely?

Fortunately in Switzerland, the loneliness among domestic animals was illegal.

Some animals considered to be gregarious “=x1> .m. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . are not able to be kept in cages or surrounded.

So if you're taking one of these animals, it's illegal not to give them a friend even though friends should be of their kind.

Access to a Nuclear Haven

Switzerland's dedication to neutrality may have won him a few enemies, but the Swiss fear nuclear war. How much more illegal that a house does not have access or access to a nuclear shelter, /Albinfo. ch