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A history of failed breed-specific legislation

Written by Steve Barker on June 30th, 2009

Here is an excellent article by Sara Enos, detailing the various jurisdictions that have encountered difficulty with breed-specific legislation.

Add to this Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, where breed-specific legislation was repealed after six years because it “was not used”.  In other words, generic, non-breed-specific laws were working just fine, thank you very much.

URL for this article:
http://www.chicobandido.com/2009/06/failed-bsl/

Filed under: Legislation, Pit Bulls

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