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Stop Discrimination Of Pit Bulls
 
What is Breed-specific Legislation?
 
Breed-specific Legislation or BSL Labels Certain Breeds Of Dogs Dangerous Only Because Of Their Breed And Not Because The Dog Is Guilty Of Being Dangerous To the Public.
 
Current Ohio State Law Defines "Any Dog Commonly Known As A Pit Bull" As A "Vicious" Dog. As Such, The Dog Owner Must Meet Strict And Costly Ownership Requirements; Otherwise, The Dog Will Be Euthanized. This Is Very Disturbing Because It Basically Restricts Ownership Of Pit Bulls To Wealthy People; Discriminating Against Lower-Income Individuals And Causing The Needless Euthanization Of Harmless Pit Bulls. Ohio Is The Only State That Has Such A Law. In Fact, Fourteen Statess Have Laws That Prohibit BSL.
 


 
What is House Bill 14?
 
House Bill 14, Introduced By Ohio Representative Barbara Sears, Removes The "Vicious" Dog Label From Harmless Pit Bulls. If This Bill Is Made Law, Ownership Of A Pit Bull Would Be Treated The Same As The Ownership Of A German Shepherd Or Other Dog. The Bill Was First Introduced As House Bill 79. The House of Representatives Passed The Law With Nearly A Unanimous Vote As An Amendment To HB 55 Which Was Called The "Animal Cruelty Bill". Buy HB 79 Did Not Pass In The Senate. So, Representative Sears Introduced The Proposed Law As HB 14 In The Current Legislative Session.
 
How Can You Support Ohio House Bill 14?
 
If You Are A Resident Of Ohio, Please Call Your Local Representative And Ask That He Support House Bill 14. Use These Links To Find Your Representative And Senator.
 
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