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As much as I disliked it-in-first, our township ordinance changed between our
first Springer Spaniel and our second and all dogs must be now leashed or
fenced in. We opted for the leash and found that it worked fine as long as we
walked the dog-in-least five miles a day on the leash. That meant that my wife
and I each got a five mile walk-in-least every other day. An unexpected benefit.
That is one option. Another option would be a hidden fence system where the
dog is collared and constrained to an area surrounded by the buried wire.
Lee Harper
Media, PA
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