Parks Canada charges hikers after grizzly bear run-in with off-leash dog in Banff National Park

ได้รับการชําระหลังจากการเข้าใกล้.

From the storyA pair of hikers with an off-leash dog were charged after coming close to a well-known grizzly bear on a popular hiking trail in Banff National Park.

เส้นทางเดินเท้าใน Banff National.

From the storyA pair of hikers with an off-leash dog were charged after coming close to a well-known grizzly bear on a popular hiking trail in Banff National Park.

จัดบันทึกโดยผู้หญิง.

From the storyThe video, recorded by a woman, shows a man with bear spray and a small off-leash dog running between the two of them as grizzly bear No.

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From the storyThe video, recorded by a woman, shows a man with bear spray and a small off-leash dog running between the two of them as grizzly bear No.

นําไปสู่การกล่าวหา.

From the storyJames Eastham, a spokesperson for Parks Canada’s Lake Louise, Yoho and Kootenay field unit, said an investigation by park wardens led to charges since the dog was off-leash. “Failure to keep your pets leashed in the national parks poses risks to pets and wildlife,” he said in an email. “Bears and other wildlife may react aggressively toward dogs they view as threats, resulting in their injury or death.” The law says people have to keep their pets on a leash of three metres or less in national parks.