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Originally Posted by Makarov
Has this dog been subject to the review board process? Been evaluated by psychiatrists? Has the Board had input from the Crown Attorney's office? Has the Board issues a written decision, with reasons, that is reviewable by the courts? And, having gone through this process, has the Board recommended that the dog not be subject to an order requiring it to be leashed at all times? If so, and in the absence of any further, then I, personally, am satisfied that the dog should be able to roam leash-free to his heart's content.
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Yes, to all of the above. Except the caveat that the dog is safe as long as he stays on the leash. If he isn't on the leash, all bets are off.
As for the board that recommended it not be subject to leashing, that is the whole debate as to whether they should have, or had the ability to legally.