I think I agree with most.... going down a country road at 25-30 for a mile or two is one thing but going over the pass at 65-70 or a two lane highway if a dog jumped out it would atleast have broken bones if not be dead. I think for alot of people their dog is their hunting buddy and a part of their family so taking an extra 3-5 minutes to secure a chain onto their harness or secure them in a kennel is worth keeping your friend safe. But yes having to secure a cattle dog to drive down the road to the field where your bulls are at is stupid. But as someone who had a cattle dog I can assure you she stayed untied going down the road but going down the highway or freeway she ALWAYS got tied in. Its a good law but I can see where some people would have exceptions. But i also know there are some people who don't have that kind of connection with their dogs and they see it as just a dog and for people that are attached to their dogs its hard to understand that. Different strokes for different folks.
