The debate over requiring city parks to designate specific areas for off-leash dog activities versus maintaining traditional leash-only policies - (Reading > Viewpoints)

The debate over requiring city parks to designate specific areas for off-leash dog activities versus maintaining traditional leash-only policies

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Sarah Chen's main argument for off-leash areas focuses on . According to James Martinez, the primary concern with off-leash areas is . Rebecca Thompson's position on the issue suggests that . Maria Patel's objection to off-leash areas primarily centers on . The article indicates that the final decision about off-leash areas will .

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The debate over off-leash areas seems to . While Chen makes some valid points about community building, I think . The comparison to Vancouver and Portland is interesting, but . Thompson's suggestion about proper design makes sense, although . What's really needed is before any final decisions are made.

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