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PART 2—DOGS 2.1 Impounding Dogs 2.2 Dog Exercise Areas 2.3 Prohibited Areas 2.4 Fouling of Streets and Public Places 2.5 Fencing Requirements 2.6 Maximum Number of Dogs 2.7 No Breaking Into or Destruction of Pound 2.8 Cleanliness

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