I am so glad that it is not just me who is amazed by all of the unleashed dogs walking around the streets and destroying the parks. I was watching my sister's dog for a few days and thought I might bring him down to Hamilton Park for a nice walk. I spent 20 minutes there before I had to leave. I spent the whole time telling people, "You need to leash that dog. You need to leash that dog." Any self respecting City dweller is well-aware that your dog needs to be leashed on the street or in a park. Take him to the dog-run (at the City's expense) if you want to unleash him. In addition, a friend of mine told me she witnessed a little dog knock over a little kid in Hamilton Park and steal his shoe a few weeks ago. Little dogs, big dogs, it's irrelevant. They need to be leashed. And, while we're at it, can we learn what the term "Curb Your Dog" means. It means, walk your dog at the curb - NOT IN THE MIDDLE OF THE SIDEWALK - so that he does his business there (don't forget to clean it up). Also, your dog should be walked at the curb so that he doesn't sniff after, go after, or even approach people on the street. I may love dogs, you may love dogs, but some of your neighbors may be afraid of them or simply may just dislike them. And, maybe, they don't appreciate your little Snoopums jumping on his/her leg. If you want your dog to run around free, move back to the suburbs and put a fence up around your yard!