Dogs allowed to bark again at Toronto dog park after signs removed by city Toronto TorontoDogPark
The dogs are back and can howl to their hearts' delights after a quick minute of prohibition banned pooches from barking at a downtown Toronto park.
Because of the proximity to the residential area, the city sign said excessive barking"will not be tolerated." In an emailed response to blogTO, the city said multiple complaints had been filed about the noise."Although the sign was placed at this location with the intention of helping users of the off-leash area and neighbouring residents coexist harmoniously, we recognize that the information did not meet the mark," said a representative for the city.
Media officers said the signs were removed because they did not meet city standards, but had yet to state what exactly didn't meet the standards "The city works to balance the needs of a range of park users and local communities. With more than 70 dog off-leash areas in Toronto parks, the vast majority of users of these well-loved amenities are considerate of the local community and interact with their canine companions while visiting, which helps to reduce excessive barking. While barking is expected at off-leash areas, excessive barking can be disruptive to neighbours," reads the emailed response.
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