Run at Large means to be in a public place or on private land without the knowledge, consent, and approval of the owner of such lands.
Run at Large means to be found in any place other than the premises of the owner of the animal and not under the physical control of any person by means of a leash held by the said person
Run at Large means free to wander on public or private ways at will, or on the property of another.
Examples of Run at Large in a sentence
Defining the Term "Bad Dog"; Making it an Offense to Permit Such a Dog to Run at Large in the City.
It shall be unlawful for any owner of a dog to allow it to Run at Large within Flathead County.
SRA, ‘Warning notice: Use of non disclosure agreements (NDAs)’ (November 2020) https://www.sra.org.uk/solicitors/guidance/ non-disclosure-agreements-ndas/.
It shall be unlawful for any Owner or Harborer to permit an Animal to Run at Large within the County.
Run at Large - The term “Run at Large” shall mean to permit dogs freedom to run in a public place or on private lands without the knowledge, consent and approval of the owner of such lands, or running on any public highway.
More Definitions of Run at Large
Run at Large means that a dog is not:
Run at Large means a dog that is:
Run at Large means a dog not restrained by a leash (or enclosure) located
Run at Large or "running at large" means not under control by being either
Run at Large or “At Large” means:
Run at Large means for a cat to travel in an uncontrolled manner beyond the limits of the property of the owner or keeper of the cat.
Run at Large means to be found