Submitted by Existing-Average-477 t3_zpy75b in vermont
Unique-Public-8594 t1_j0vb3kc wrote
Welcome.
Check out r/NewToVermont
Dogs should be leashed when out of your yard. So, “just out in the woods”, as in “on a hike,” yes, you should leash your dog at all times. There are a few exceptions. One is Dog Mountain.
If you’d like to tell us what town you are moving to we might have some specific advice related to that area.
Use the BringFido website to find the dog-friendliest places.
People in Vermont tend to be friendlier in person than on reddit.
As far as strangers approaching your dog, unfortunately not everyone has learned to ask the owner before approaching a dog but most will. So, we can’t promise this but don’t expect a lot of problems.
21stCenturyJanes t1_j0wapqg wrote
>People in Vermont tend to be friendlier in person than on reddit.
This is very very true.
Also, people let their dogs off leash all the time (right or wrong). It's a very dog friendly state.
canadacorriendo785 t1_j0x4frm wrote
Yeah the hatred for dogs off leash on the Vermont subreddit is not at all what I experience out in the real world of Vermont. Every time I hike I encounter off leash dogs and it doesn't bother me at all.
21stCenturyJanes t1_j0z1ed5 wrote
It's very common, whether it's legal or a good idea is a whole other matter.
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