Title: The Absurdity Of "Leash Laws" Source:
. URL Source:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=djuN6_cOeZk Published:Nov 15, 2008 Author:. Post Date:2008-11-15 03:36:43 by Artisan Keywords:None Views:513 Comments:21
Leash laws are unnecessary, when "voice and signt control" standards for canines have proven adequate and successful for years. The proliferation of ultra strict nanny-state 'leash laws' is nothing more than another tyranical revenue measure for corrupt local governments. (seat belt laws, cell phone laws, helmet laws, compulsory insurance laws, etc. are some more examples). Here is a 13 year old Samoyed taking a peaceful stroll at Newport Beach, CA. Some amused bystanders noted that the overzealous 'dog catcher' had just left after doing her 'patrol'. ;-)
Incidentally, I beat a 'dog off leash' ticket in Santa Monica several years ago. This power-starved KOOK dog catcher woman, with the last name of 'Shepherd' of all things, came onto private property after driving by and seeing saw my dog taking a leak off leash. She also had demanded to know my home address despite my DL having a P.O. Box on it. I refused , told her it was legal I.D., and told her to call her boss if she was confused; which she did, and then was forced to concede to my refusal to her request. anyway, I pled not guilty and the obese wench was too lazy to show up. Case dismissed. There were a lot of santa monica residents in court also that day, who had also been given dog off leash tickets for their dog being in their own unfenced yards without a leash! They all paid the tickets though. Unreal.
I walk my dog without a leash. I also don't carry a plastic bag of shit. My dog shits on the ground and I don't feel compelled to scoop it up in a plastic bag and carry it around.
I walk my dog without a leash. I also don't carry a plastic bag of shit. My dog shits on the ground and I don't feel compelled to scoop it up in a plastic bag and carry it around.
ha ha, i concur 100%. although i do sometimes carry a cup, a plastic cup. i never understood the plastic bag thing, where people pick it up with their hand. usually we are in a field or such so it dont matter if she goes on the ground.
now if she went right on someones front lawn id feel obligated to pick it up, out of respect for their property.