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84 percent of those polled believe that local, state or federal governments should not infringe on a person’s right to own whatever breed of dog they choose.
Does Breeding Impact a Dog’s Behavior? By Nicole Pajer
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American Bar Association (ABA) urges repeal of all breed-specific laws
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BSL is a waste of time and mony if your trying to stop dog attacks??
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What position do the leading animal-related organizations take on BSL?
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journal of American Medicines opinion of bsl
Companion Animals and the Law
Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association
Cops killing pets it's an epidemic
Cops have been warned!!
What do I do if a Cop kills my pet??
Ohio Voters for Companion Animals - OVCA OVCA "TWO PAWS UP" TO DEDICATED ADVOCATE, Mary Clark, FOR SERVING AS A STRONG VOICE AGAINST BREED DISCRIMINATION LEGISLATION IN CINCINNATI (HAMILTON COUNTY)!
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International Association of Animal Behavior Consultants
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Position Statement on Breed-Specific Legislation:
 
The International Association of Animal Behavior Consultants (IAABC) is an organization representing professional animal trainers and animal behavior specialists. The IAABC strongly opposes any legislation specifically designed to target or discriminate against dogs based solely on their breed or appearance. The IAABC does not believe that a dog poses a danger to society solely because of its breed. Dogs can become dangerous as a result of faulty socialization, inappropriate training, poor living conditions and other factors having nothing to do with their breed. The IAABC believes that the objectives behind breed specific legislation can be met more effectively through rigorous enforcement and, where necessary, the strengthening of existing laws. We fully understand and support the need for laws to protect society, human and animal alike; however, our organization feels that any new legislation should be based on specific behaviors or actions and should not discriminate based on breed alone.
 

 
 
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