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Climber falls, kills dog - gri gri discussion |
13-Oct-2010 At 5:15:34 PM |
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I just don't like it when the dogs sit on the rope, rummage around in your gear, and especially snarl and growl and show signs of aggression. I think they need to be tied up at the crag if the owner is not going to keep them entertained and away from others.
BTW, dog owners should make themselves aware of the relevant acts regarding their beloved pets in public spaces. For example: Blue Mountains Council has the Companion Animals Act which states that the animal has to be kept under control at all times, which means being on a lead or tied to a post/tree. |
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