General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
People who bring their pet dog into national parks	24-Aug-2011 At 8:43:15 AM	Climboholic
Message
Why would you bring a cat for a bushwalk?! It's not really the same thing. I wouldn't expect cat owners to understand to loyalty and companionship of a good dog. I agree that the dog owner should have plastic bags to clean up after their dog and that it should be controlled (not necessarily on a lead). There is a designated dog beach in Newcastle and owners generally stick to these guidlines. All I am proposing is the same for bush areas..

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