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Re: “Urban chickens”
Are chickens legal in apartments? I live in Carrboro and a neighbor in our complex has a rooster that is allowed to roam out during the day. This is further complicated by my dog, he does not like chickens and the possibility arises that if he slips his harness during a daily walk, he may kill the chicken. If this happens, what are the ramifications?