Prince George’s County Council Passes Bill Ending Pit Bull Ban, Wraps up Session
The new law shifts focus from breed to behavior, requires permits and safety measures, and aims to reduce shelter euthanasia of pit bulls, which make up 33% of dogs in the county.
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Prince George’s County Council passes bill ending pit bull ban, wraps up session
The Prince George’s County Council chambers were packed Tuesday, the final day of the year’s legislative session, with most of those in attendance wearing matching purple shirts in support of a bill that would overturn the county’s nearly 30-year ban on pit bulls.
Pit bull ban to end in Prince George's County, with new permit plan in place
Prince George’s County is reversing a nearly 30-year ban on pit bulls after a unanimous vote Tuesday to end the restrictions. The new legislation, approved 7-0, will create new safeguards and accountability for pit bull owners. It’s a day Keith Holland says he’s looked forward to ever since he got his dog Thanos, who is a pit bull. “For most of my cognizant years, I’ve never been able to safely have a pit bull in P.G. County, leading me to have …
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