Some Carroll County residents disagree with dog-tethering rule

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Dutch Schultz said he might have to get rid of his daughter?s dog because the Carroll commissioners decided Tuesday to prohibit owners from continuously keeping their dogs chained.

“Our petition didn?t mean a thing,” he said asCommissioner Julia Gouge pounded the gavel, which indicated the meeting didn?t include public comment.

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