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Retractable leashes should be used with caution. Because they allow dogs to get relatively far away from their owners, the dogs are less readily controlled. If a car or bicycle comes along, you must quickly reel the dog in. This takes some practice to master.
Be very careful if you have your dog on a retractable leash near small sized children.
Recently, a toddler was nearly strangled when her dog, in excitement, ran around and around
her -- wrapping his leash around her neck. Only the quick action by the adults present saved
her life.
This information is made available to you by the efforts of YGRR volunteers. To join them in helping our homeless Goldens, please consider becoming a member or making a donation. Thank you. |
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