§ 6.1.14 Proper shelter, protection from the weather and humanely clean conditions.
A. Dogs may not be tethered outside without proper shelter in temperatures 32° F. or lower, or 95° F. or greater, for more than 30 minutes, unless otherwise permitted by state law.
B. Dogs may not be tethered for periods of time exceeding 24 consecutive hours, unless otherwise permitted by state law.
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