Long before anyone had ever heard of Cesar Millan, back when he was still an illegal alien who barely spoke English, he would travel long distances in Los Angeles with a pack of 30 dogs, all of them off leash, and all of them as tighly bound to him as a wrapper.
Then one day he was stopped by a cop who said it was illegal for him to walk dogs off leash.
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In the police report section of our local suburban newspaper, 3 people were cited for having dogs off-leash at a park. It happened shortly before 9a, according to the report.
I just hope that they were indirectly cited for having out-of-control dogs rather than having no physical attachment to them. In a true working relationship, the leash is invisible: it is called Respect, Trust and Understanding, and it's a two-way street between the owner and dog. (We have "Invisible Fences", but why not "Invisible Leashes" other than the sham ultrasonic things sold as "shock-free training devices"?)
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