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A couple weeks ago, my husband and a group of volunteers joined an employee from our parks department to take water samples from a creek in a nearby public park. John joined this group of volunteers last year, and twice a month, they visit parks to check the water quality and pick up trash along the way. Golden Retriever Farm

This particular day, while the team waded through the icy stream, a giant, bridle mixed dog dashed up to the group. John said the dog was friendly, and they all started looking around to find the lost owner.

They spotted the woman stretching on the other side of the bridge, her leash dangling in her hand.

The parks employee got the woman’s attention and let her know that the park required her dog to be on leash. So, could she please call and leash her dog?

The woman flipped off the parks employee. Golden Retriever puppies for sale under $1000 near me

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A grown woman flipped off the person making sure the park was clean for her and her dog to enjoy.

Setting aside the sense of entitlement, and ignoring the grown-up temper tantrum, the key point here is this: The woman left without leashing her dog.

She knew the rule. Chose to ignore the rule. Was reminded of the rule. And still continued to break it.

Grrr.

A woman is shown from the waist down. She's wearing a warm coat, jeans,a nd boots. She's walking a black dog by her side on a blue leash. The dog's tongue is out. The text overlay reads: Why Leash Laws Are Important

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