Corona, CA Animal Ordinances: Dog Leash Laws (2026)

120(A) makes it unlawful for an owner or keeper to let a dog wander, stray, run, or otherwise be at large on public property or unenclosed private property, except on the owner's own premises under the owner's immediate care and control. Subsection (B) sets the leash standard for public property: a dog may be there only on a leash not exceeding six feet in length, under the immediate care and control of an owner or keeper competent to handle it; on-duty police dogs are exempt.

Subsection (C) carves out two off-leash situations: a dog actively participating in a city-authorized dog obedience training program or a dog obedience or conformation show at a city park (it must be leashed or restrained when not actively participating), and a dog inside a designated dog park area, though the owner remains responsible for maintaining control and liable for any damage. 12, so this six-foot leash rule, not the general livestock-at-large chapter, is the operative standard. 130 layers on park-specific rules inside dog park areas: no more than two dogs per person at a time, dogs must be under voice control and visible, sick or aggressive dogs are barred even on-leash, and owners must pick up and dispose of feces.