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The harm dogs can cause to livestock, responsible dog ownership, and incidents on San Juan Island, Washington.
Three incidents of problems caused by unleashed dogs and unpredictable behavior. (December 11, 2001)
Survey by Tom Pagan of Arcata Marsh and Wildlife Sanctuary, California, usage and impacts by dogs. (May 30, 2000)
Article by Bob Kretschman on why hikers should keep their dogs leashed in the wilderness.
Discussion forum offering various methods to modify the dogs' behavior.
Dangers of pet dogs escaping, why and how they do, and recommendations for resolving the problems.
Damage done to livestock and wildlife, including graphic photographs showing typical signs of attack by domestic dogs.
An article on the increased incidence of dogs chasing and killing wildlife in Colorado.
Debbie Eldredge, DVM, presents a case of a dog allowed to roam that killed ducks used by dog owners for herding training. (January, 2000)
Dangers posed by stray dogs and what to do if approached by one.
Report of a rancher shooting a dog and the issue of pet owners adapting to rural life. (May 11, 2000)
Article by Ed Sayres advising owners on what to do when an unleashed dog approaches their leashed dog.
The legal, health, and social issues of allowing a dog to run at large.
Logan Jenkins argues that dogs have a restricted right to run freely under the supervision of their owners. (February 12, 2001)
Explanations of reasons many parks have banned dogs, including direct and indirect predation, disease transmission, and competition for resources as well as hazards to dogs and visitors.
Information about the laws of Newtownabbey, Northern Ireland, and tips on how to train dogs to behave around livestock.
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