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Speaker 1: It's a free area. Why can't the animals be out

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Speaker 1: here enjoying life too.

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Speaker 2: I caught up with Karen, who lives here in Weymouth

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Speaker 2: by Wess August Beach. We're currently year round dogs are

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Speaker 2: not allowed on public beaches. She wants that to change.

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Speaker 1: I mean, as long as there's responsible humans out here

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Speaker 1: to pick up after them, there shouldn't be a problem.

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Speaker 2: And the rest of the town could possibly be on

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Speaker 2: board as they are testing out a new pilot program

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Speaker 2: starting November first through April fifteenth, where leash dogs will

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Speaker 2: be allowed to Both Wes August and George Lane Beach's

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Speaker 2: music to the years of dog owners and Weymo Absolutely

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Speaker 2: Roy is ready to take his poodle mix in a

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Speaker 2: few weeks.

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Speaker 1: They seem to really love it sometimes too.

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Speaker 2: If people enjoy the pilot program when it's over, it

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Speaker 2: could become permanent in the future in Weymouth. Jim McKay WBZ,

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Speaker 2: Boston's news radio