Cambridge By-law 172-13, s. 6.9(a) — Behaviour of Dogs
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Behaviour of Dogs:
No owner shall cause or permit his or her dog to become a public nuisance by:
- Persistently barking or howling:
- (b) Damaging public or private property;
- (c) Scattering garbage or interfering with waste management activities;
- (d) Persistently barking at or chasing persons, vehicles, domestic animals, livestock, poultry, or other animals kept on an agricultural property;
- (e) Using a public swimming pool, wading pool, or splash pad; or
- (f) Being in a public park or recreational areas and not under the control of its owner, unless such park is a City-designated leash- free park.
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