§ 14-452 Food, water, shelter, and shade.
(2) Chaining and tethering animals.
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(e) It shall be unlawful to restrain an animal outside with a chain or tether unless:
1. A person is holding the chain or tether; or
2. The dog’s owner or handler remains outside within clear view of the animal and within 50 feet of the animal throughout the period of restraint.
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