Pueblo requires dogs to be leashed or under owner control when off their property per Title XI, Chapter 4. Dogs running at large may be impounded by Pueblo Animal Services.
Under Pueblo Municipal Code Title XI, Chapter 4, dogs must be on a leash or under direct physical control when off the owner's property. This applies to all public streets, parks, and trails unless in a designated off-leash area. Dog owners must clean up after their animals. Pueblo Animal Services enforces animal control laws. Dogs running at large may be impounded.
Violations result in citations and fines. Dogs at large may be impounded with retrieval fees.
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