What are the safety hazards of walking the dog without tying the rope?

Walking a dog without a leash may have the following safety hazards:

1. Dogs will run around: Without the restriction of ropes, dogs may run around, run to the road or other dangerous places, and be easily hit by vehicles or encounter other accidents.

2. Attack other people or animals: Some dogs may be aggressive. If there is no rope restriction, they may attack other people or animals, especially in public places or when they meet other dogs.

3. Eat toxic substances: Dogs may eat some toxic substances on the road, such as garbage, poisonous weeds and poisonous mushrooms, which may lead to serious health problems.

4. The dog gets lost: If the dog leaves the owner's sight, it may get lost or get lost, which is difficult to find.

Therefore, in order to ensure the safety of dogs and others, and to protect the environment, it is suggested that the dog must be tied when walking, and the rope should be strong to control the dog's movements. In addition, dog owners should also abide by local laws and regulations, and avoid walking dogs in places or times where walking dogs is prohibited, so as to avoid being fined or punished.