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Sioux City banned new pit bulls in 2008.

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Countywide, people reported 26 bites from pit bulls or pit bull mixes in 2007, the year before Sioux City Council began discussing its breed ban.

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Sioux City police have gotten fewer reports of dog bites since the City Council passed a pit bull ban in 2008, but officials say it's not clear why.

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Two Sioux City dog owners want Sioux City's ordinance banning pit bulls declared unconstitutional, claiming it violates their right to due process.

Police records show Sioux City police officers responded to 37 percent fewer dog bites in 2013 than they did in 2007, the year before the breed ban was passed.

Due to the lawsuit, a representative of Sioux City's Animal Control declined to offer comment on the ban or statistics.

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Sioux City resident Lisa Vaughan, owner of a registered pit bull, said all the ban did is unfairly target pit bull owners and their dogs, when any dog is capable of attacking people.

Enacted in July 2008, Sioux City's pit bull ban prohibits residents from having dogs that are 51 percent or more pit bull.

To some, a drop in the number of dog bites indicates Sioux City's six - year - old ban on vicious dogs is working.

Unfortunately, yes, according to bans on feeding feral or stray cats in dozens of cities and towns like Britton, Aberdeen and Sioux Falls, South Dakota; Clermont, Iowa; Ormond Beach, Florida; Portsmouth, Virginia; Stone Harbor, New Jersey; Grand Saline, Texas; and Waukegan, Illinois The Honolulu City and County Parks Department has banned the feeding of homeless cats in all city paCity and County Parks Department has banned the feeding of homeless cats in all city pacity parks.

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While there are always more factors that prevent making a 100 % causal relationship between laws and results, passing breed bans often is followed by increases in dog bites in a community — as has happened in Sioux City, IA Toronto, Aurora, CO; the United Kingdom, Omaha, NE and many others.