Not exact matches
Attempts have been made to reduce these low rates
of injury still further by prohibiting or otherwise
regulating dog ownership on the basis
of breed or appearance, presuming some
dogs — absent any scientific evidence in support — to be disproportionately dangerous.
This opinion is noteworthy because while MTAS may have drafted an ordinance that
regulates the
ownership of specific breeds
of dogs, in the interest
of public safety, they advise against Tennessee municipalities using it.
«HSUS opposes laws and ordinances aimed at forbidding or
regulating dog ownership based solely on breed or type
of dog.
As the result
of serious and even occasionally fatal
dog attacks, BSL swept the nation, infiltrating communities that felt compelled to
regulate ownership of entire categories
of dogs perceived as «dangerous.»