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Massachusetts H.2342 – An Act Relevant to Dangerous Dogs


Summary It’s a short bill, but it could make a huge difference. The bill states, that if a dog hurts a person or another dog by breaking skin and a complaint is filed, the family would be required to work with a veterinarian, behaviorist, or trainer to create a safety and behavior plan using humane, ACVB and AVSAB evidence-based methods. The use of shock, prong, or choke collars is prohibited.  Here’s the key part of the bill:  “…(vii) that the owner or keeper of the dog consults with a veterinarian,… Continued


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