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Old 07-07-2016, 07:43 AM
 
Location: New England
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So far just at the Sheepfold parking area. No word on whether there'll be more of the same at other parking lots.

Walking your dog at the Middlesex Fells? It could cost you - The Boston Globe

The Sheepfold is the area where people can legally let their dogs run around off leash, as opposed to everywhere else in the Fells where they illegally let their dogs run around off leash. I suppose this will increase the number of dogs running around on the trails away from the Sheepfold.

Now what if the DCR assessed fines for loose dogs? There's a major source of revenue waiting to be claimed.

I guess it's clear that I'm not a dog owner.
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