Sentences with phrase «ban certain types of dogs»

The first is when specific municipalities or counties flat out ban certain types of dogs or severely restrict them.

Under BSL, cities, or even countries, ban certain types of dogs, regardless of their individual temperament.

There is zero evidence that supports banning certain types of dogs actually lowers incidents of dog bites in the U.S. — zero.

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Interestingly, the ban on certain breeds (e.g., pit - bull types in the United Kingdom in the 1990s), invariably fails to lower the number of dog bites, which keeps rising.

And the problems also include cities and shelters that like Aurora and Denver, CO that choose to kill all dogs of certain breeds because they look like types of dogs they don't want in their city (regardless of the reality that their own statistics don't support their ideas to ban these dogs, nor do the dogs themselves, based on their actual behavior, pose any threat to the public).

Breed - specific legislation (BSL) bans OR restricts certain types of dogs based on their appearance because they are perceived as «dangerous» breeds or types of dogs.

BDL refers to laws that ban or restrict certain types of dogs based simply on their appearance or breed.

Given the steady stream of news about municipalities all across the country considering some type of ban on pets — whether it's a ban on selling pets in pet stores or a ban on certain dog breeds — it is nice to hear that at least one local legislature is considering a ban on, well, bans.

In response, lawmakers have enacted Breed Specific Legislation (BSL), more commonly known as «breed bans,» which effectively outlaw certain types of dogs.