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'You can't train for every situation' — Viral clip renews conversation around off-leash dogs in national parks

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'You can't train for every situation'
A study published by the Journal of Wildlife Management, which analyzed human–bear conflicts that involved domestic dogs and North American bear species, found that dogs initiated the incident 54 per cent of the time, and nearly 85 per cent of incidents involved an off-leash dog.
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