What are the rules in Russia?
You need to have a permit to use your car or walk more than a few blocks from home (for essential workers, like security, health workers, grocery store workers, transportation, etc). If you are stopped driving without a permit, the car is seized, and you lose it forever. You also end up with a criminal record.
This severity has kept the numbers much lower than originally predicted, flattening the curve, but at the same time, it's draining the economy.
So, as you can see, different countries have different strategies. In some places the lockdown is severe, in others, not so much.
How do you fake a dog? Do you dress a cat up in a dog costume, hire someone to dress up in a dog costume, or something else?
I've found it super interesting how some people are willing to bend the rules, and how far they're willing to go, and other's aren't. I don't know if the ones most railing about the 'panic and fear' being spread online are the ones that are also underestimating the risks themselves and so feel justified in bending the (unreasonable-to-them) rules.