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[QUOTE="jdb50, post: 3588659, member: 1530"] When folks have sheep, goats etc. inside fencing dogs that are running loose can get in the pen and it is not pretty. Of course Bobcats, Bears and Coyotes are also an issue.. I lost chickens to a fisher cat. My next door neighbor had a Dalmatian that went after a relatives kid. Dogs need to be controlled around strangers and kids. A dog bit a 3 y.o. in Wellfleet yesterday after it was let out of a room by mistake when friends were visiting. Listed as a 100lb staffordshire terrier. This dog should have been on a leash in the home and watched so that it was not able to be surprised or excited by new people. [/QUOTE]
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