North Okanagan petition calls for better enforcement of on-leash rules for dogs
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“I’m not trying to ruin anybody’s fun. I realize that having a dog off-lead is healthy, they get to run around, but there are many off-leash parks that this can happen in and really they shouldn’t be trying to come into the on-leash parks and just letting whatever happen,” said petition organizer Donia Strand.Mom struggling to make ends meet left ‘teary-eyed’ after $100 mailed to her by strangerStrand and Eckert say they both have dogs that have been attacked in the past.
“I’m not worried about my dog Barnie biting anybody, but he is fearful and an off-leash dog coming up and getting right in his face when he is on his leash sets him back and he is afraid for a couple of days after,” Strand said.
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