Henry County has instituted a new ordinance prohibiting residents from chaining or tying up their dogs to a stationary object such as a tree, vehicle or house.
McDONOUGH — Henry County has instituted a new ordinance prohibiting residents from chaining or tying up their dogs to a stationary object such as a tree, vehicle or house.
The county’s code of ordinances did not previously address tethering. Board of Commissioners Chair Carlotta Harrell said the change came about as a result of complaints and videos submitted by residents of dogs with chains wrapped around their necks and chained to trees.
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