All dogs in Hollywood FL must be on a leash not exceeding six feet in length when off the owner's property per Chapter 92 and Broward County Code Section 4-3. Dogs may not run at large. It is illegal to tie or tether a dog so that it has access to public property or another person's property.
Under Hollywood Code of Ordinances Chapter 92 and Broward County Code Section 4-3, all dogs must be kept on a leash or confined within a fenced yard when outside the home. The leash may not exceed six feet in length. Dogs are not permitted to run at large on public streets, sidewalks, parks, or other public areas unless in a designated off-leash area. It is against the law to tie, chain, or tether a dog so that it has access to public property or the property of another person. All dogs must be licensed with an annual rabies vaccination (Section 4-10) and must wear a current rabies registration tag (Section 4-11). Dog waste must be immediately picked up by the owner on all public and private property.
Dogs at large may be impounded by Animal Control. Owners face fines for leash violations. Failure to license or vaccinate carries additional penalties.
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