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Dogs, Bears, and the Law in National Parks | Calgary News

Dogs, Bears, and the Law in National Parks | Calgary News

Published 4 weeks, 2 days ago
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A viral video of a hiker and his off-leash dog triggering a tense bear encounter in a national park has sparked outrage—and legal consequences. Parks Canada charged the hikers for violating leash rules, which mandate dogs be kept on a 3-meter leash. With nearly 85% of bear-dog incidents involving unleashed pets, experts warn these encounters often escalate into dangerous situations, risking injury or death for both humans and animals. The bear, a well-known matriarch nicknamed Queen, is at risk of being euthanized or relocated if aggression continues—potentially erasing generations of grizzlies. The real threat? Human behavior. Even well-behaved dogs can provoke bears, and we must respect their space.

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