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man in the last row. “Nobody better shoot none of my dogs. Luke suggested that anyone with a real strong feeling contact one of the Supervisors if they have objections to dogs running loose before the county goes to the expense of holding a public hearing on a leash law.

“I’d like to see the present tag law enforced to a greater extent,” as a means to alleviate the problem with dogs, proposed Supervisor Dick Latham.

All dog owners know the law, know they need a collar with a tag attached on the animals, said Bruce. He asked if the Supervisors thought he could get a conviction on an owner whose dog was picked up minus tags if the owner had purchased tags but not hooked the tags on the dog’s collar. No one answered. .

Bruce reported that he had logged 510 miles during March while picking up 21 dogs, his highest monthly total since he began as county dog warden. In the past year, he said he caught a total of 191 dogs with at least three out of every five females. “Let them go a year or two and you couldn’t get out of your house for the dogs,” he added.

“1 would hate to put my dog on a chain at the back porch,” commented Luke.

Even supervised dogs that belong to responsible owners can go out and kill sheep at night and be back lying on the porch by morn

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