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Only one guy across the street. -
not too many these days. Increasing numbers of coyotes have entered city limits and been seen downtown near waterfront. Habitat encroachment - surrounding ravines, forests destroyed by development...they have no where else to go.
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None. They could be fined and we've been warned about foxes and other animals in the local forest who have been said to eat pets.
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Too many to count. I cannot stand when people who let their cats run free.
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There are only three full time homes here, we're all family and I think we all have our dogs loose at times. But most of the time the dogs stay at home since we all live on large parcels of land and it's just not a problem. We never see other stray dogs or cats here since we have no other neighbors.
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there are only a few cats that are allowed access to the 'great outdoors' :)
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The cat from across the road always sleeps on our verandah, not really an issue.
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About half of them do.
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Almost All of them. We have no leash laws. Only if on school property.
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Just one or two. Most of the neighbors are very responsible pet owners ... and we have pretty strict leash laws here in town.
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My neighborhood consists of thousands of acres of prairie lands and few 'neighbors',of the few with dogs(3 or 4 in a 5 mile radius)one has his trained for hunting(respond to whistle and voice commands) and the others are well maintained,friendly country dogs.The rest of the 'pets' are domesticated farm animals(horses,cows,sheep,goats,etc)
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According to our front lawn. . . . . .A BUNCH!!!!!!
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None, except the guy next door that has two cats. Cats need to be on a leash, just like dogs.
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