Dog Bill Takes Bite Out of Pit Bull Ruling
A proposed bill would establish that all breeds of dogs have potential to bite, according to Capital Gazette.
Montgomey County State Sen. Brian Frosh is pushing a bill that would counteract an anti-pit bull court ruling, Capital Gazette reports. The House unanimously approved the bill, NBC4 reports. It heads to the Senate next. Senate Bill 160, and its House companion, Bill 78, would contradict a Maryland Court of Appeals ruling that pit bulls are "inherently dangerous." Frosh's bill changes establishes that all dog breeds are capable of biting, not just pit bulls. Owners of dogs who are accused of biting may provide proof in court that their dog doesn't usually bite, however, according to the Capital Gazette. The court ruling was spurred by Dominic Solesky, a 10-year-old Towson boy, who was attacked and critically injured by a pit bull in 2007. …
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Justin case
9:24 am on Thursday, February 28, 2013
Uhh basement size ..... where do most dog fights happen? In LARGE basements. They are secret so obviously its not out in the open. And I'm sure u personally know of 3 separate attacks. I guess u have ocean front property in Arizona u can sell me also. If that is the case, maybe u need some new friends. Leave the thug life, its not worth it more ›