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Chapel Hill passes dog tethering ordinance
The Chapel Hill Town Council passed an ordinance Monday regulating the unattended restraint or tethering of dogs, officials said.
Posted — UpdatedCHAPEL HILL, N.C. — The Chapel Hill Town Council passed an ordinance Monday regulating the unattended restraint or tethering of dogs, officials said.
The ordinance, which takes effect in 15 months, makes it illegal for a dog to be tethered for more than three hours total during a 24-hour period.
The measure is similar to ones in Orange and Durham counties.
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