Schools turn into dog runs, residents complain

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Some school grounds in Montgomery County are turning into potentially dangerous dog runs where canines roam freely in close proximity to young students, critics say.

County law allows dogs on school property during, before and after classes provided they are leashed, yet parents and after-school program director say the leash requirement is not being followed, often to the potential detriment of children.

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