The law
prohibits local breed - discriminatory ordinances from being enacted and rolls back such existing laws across the state.
Not exact matches
In the United States, 19 states have passed laws
prohibiting BSL on the
local level, and nearly 100 municipalities have replaced BSL with
breed - neutral policies.
Local governments would be
prohibited from banning certain dog
breeds.
Breed can be a factor in a dog's temperament, but can not be used to predict his likelihood of biting.And Maryland's ruling bucks a national trend that's seen about a dozen states prohibit local governments from passing breed - specific legisla
Breed can be a factor in a dog's temperament, but can not be used to predict his likelihood of biting.And Maryland's ruling bucks a national trend that's seen about a dozen states
prohibit local governments from passing
breed - specific legisla
breed - specific legislation.
I learned recently that Virginia (where I am currently living) laws state «No canine or canine crossbreed shall be found to be a dangerous dog or vicious dog solely because it is a particular
breed, nor shall the
local governing body
prohibit the ownership of a particular
breed of canine or canine crossbreed.»
Utah governor signs HB 97,
prohibiting any
local government in the state from enacting
breed - discriminatory legislation.
More significantly, after pit bull advocates won legislation in 19 states
prohibiting the passage of
breed - specific
local dangerous dog ordinances, victim advocates have mobilized on campaign budgets of nothing to stop the passage of similar laws in at least six other states, as well as defeating aggressive efforts to repeal pit bull bans by ballot initiative in Miami in 2012 and Aurora, Colorado in 2014, winning the 2016 passage of a pit bull ban in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, and obtaining the introduction of a proposed pit bull ban throughout Quebec province.
A pit bull who was seized from a notorious dogfighting operation in Virginia, rehabilitated in Utah, and adopted by a couple in Texas helped make the case for a new law in Nevada that
prohibits local governments from enacting and enforcing regulations that deem a dog dangerous based solely on its
breed.
A
local ordinance otherwise dealing with dogs may not
prohibit or otherwise limit a specific
breed of dog.
Even though California law
prohibits breed bans, it allows
local agencies to enact
breed - specific programs for spaying and neutering to control over-population of a certain
breed.