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Would you please tell the name of the village where you live so I can check your Declaration of Restrictions for myself? Thanks. |
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The pets on a leash is NOT a deed restriction. That is the law in Sumter and Marion County but not in Lake County, apparently; Is There a Dog Leash Law in Sumter County (Bushnell, Wildwood, Cherry Lake, Saint Catherine) Florida? - Florida Child Injury Lawyer Blog Is There a Dog Leash Law in Lake County (Altoona, Astatula, Clermont, Eustis, Leesburg, Mount Dora, Tavares) Florida? - Florida Child Injury Lawyer Blog Is There a Dog Leash Law in Marion County (Ocala, Silver Springs ) Florida ? - Florida Child Injury Lawyer Blog |
This thread is becoming more entertaining to read than a dog poop thread..................:popcorn::popcorn:
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Now I feel sorry for Mr. Barney [emoji240] |
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possibly the dogs have a invisible fence and that is why they are allowed to roam the yard unleashed.
whoops...never mind....missed the fact the dogs were in the road...... |
When we had a dog, we observed that it took a while for ours to adapt when we moved. OP, perhaps this is the case with the encounter you recently had in the new area of TV. I'm not making excuses for the owner who should had them on a leash---but when you first move there are many many "things" on your mind.
In a few days, I would try a civil conversation before I would take the next steps. 95% of the time that works. |
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Give me a link. I read it again. Said the same thing as last time I read it. But just for the record, read my previous posts again. I was discussing laws, not deed restrictions. |
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And that he could be putting the dogs' lives in jeopardy because of traffic. If there are no neighbors and no night traffic, then those two statements have no relevance. However dogs should never be let outside to roam, for any reason. VApeople, I am sincerely sorry that you were scared by these dogs. No, you shouldn't have to avoid these areas. The owner should be supervising the dogs and have them under his control. We have previously had members that stated they took their dogs to areas under construction to let them get some exercise. I'm not saying that is OK. I personally wouldn't let my dogs off leash anywhere but a fenced dogpark. But it obviously happens in new areas. |
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The Code 4-10 requirement for a dog to be on a leash does not apply to a dog on its owner's property:
"Section 4 – 10 – Dogs and Cats Running at Large – a dog owner has a duty to keep dogs from “running at large” when in or upon any public street, sidewalk, or other public property of another." From the Official Sumter County Government Website FAQ's: "What are the leash laws in Sumter County? County Code 4-10 states that all dogs must be confined on owners property at all times or under direct control or on a leash when off the owners property. Otherwise a citation will be issued for the animal running free." And just so there is no misunderstanding of my personal opinion regarding this matter, I believe a dog should be leashed when on public property, or even on private property that the dog's owner does not own. I'm simply against the idea that a well-trained, directly supervised dog should be required to be on a leash on his owner's property. And I don't believe the above Sumter County code requires that. |
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