Leashed definition

Leashed means a restraining device securely attached to the dog and a person or object.
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Leashed means when a dog is wearing a restraining device of sufficient strength and material appropriate to the size of the dog, and is held or controlled by a person or object;
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Leashed means restrained by a leash of sufficient strength that is attached to a collar or harness on a dog. Such leash shall be held by a person of sufficient ability to control the dog.
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Examples of Leashed in a sentence

  • Leashed dogs are allowed at all District Parks, except on the Promontory synthetic field.


More Definitions of Leashed

Leashed means a chain, rope, or strap attached to the collar or harness of a dog and continuously held and controlled by a person capable of controlling that dog.
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Leashed means a physical restraint of not more than fifteen (15) feet, firmly attached to the collar of an animal and held in hand by a human being. (Ord. 2191, 2010)
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Leashed means a restraining device securely attached to the dog and the person or object, not exceeding two (2) meters in length;
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Leashed means restrained by a leash of sufficient strength that is attached to a collar or harness on a dog and is held by a person of sufficient ability to control the dog.
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Related to Leashed

  • Leash means a leash, cord, chain, or other comparable material which must be of a gauge suitable for controlling said dog and shall not be longer than six feet.

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