Carry bags and clear up dog waste
CitywideThe Leeds PSPO requires the person in charge of a dog to remove faeces immediately and carry an appropriate means of doing so in public places.
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Leeds’s guide brings together parks, nature reserves, cafes and pubs. Roundhay Park allows dogs off lead except in signed areas, with leads or exclusions around its specialist gardens and Tropical World. Temple Newsam also permits dogs in its parkland, while requiring leads in the walled garden and courtyard and excluding Home Farm. North Star Coffee Shop Leeds Dock welcomes well-behaved dogs, and Stage Espresso & Brewbar says all well-behaved dogs are welcome.
Leeds City Council requires you to carry suitable bags and remove dog faeces immediately in public places. Keep dogs on a lead and in close control on carriageways, adjacent footpaths, verges and signed areas. Respect exclusions such as children’s playgrounds and certain sports, school, garden and wildlife areas. One person may walk up to four dogs; an insured professional dog walker may walk up to six only when the dogs are not walked with or alongside other dogs and remain under control.
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The Leeds PSPO requires the person in charge of a dog to remove faeces immediately and carry an appropriate means of doing so in public places.
Leeds City Council (opens in a new tab)Dogs must be kept on a lead and in close control on carriageways, adjacent footpaths and verges, and wherever the council has signed a dogs-on-leads requirement.
Leeds City Council (opens in a new tab)The order excludes dogs from signed areas such as children's playgrounds and certain sports, school, garden and wildlife areas, subject to assistance-dog exemptions.
Leeds City Council (opens in a new tab)A person may walk up to four dogs at once; an insured professional dog walker may walk up to six only when the dogs are not walked with or alongside other dogs and remain under control.
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