Maryland lawmakers will review the impact of a ruling by the state's highest court that concluded pit bulls are an inherently dangerous breed and consider legislation in response, the presiding officers of the
Maryland General Assembly announced Tuesday.
Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller and House Speaker Michael Busch announced the members of a 10-member task force in a letter to Gov. Martin O'Malley.
"This decision will have profound effects on dogs, dog owners, property owners, tenants and landlords," Miller, D-Calvert, and Busch, D-Anne Arundel, wrote. "Therefore, we are appointing a Joint Task Force to study the court decision and make recommendations on possible legislation."
i hope when they come for my dogs they bring guns.ill kill anyone that tries to take them.my dogs are the most gentle dogs youll ever meet.theyre like my own children.
ReplyDeleteWhere is the Obama task force?
ReplyDeleteHope they have a Pit Bull hot line.
ReplyDeleteDon't go after the dog, go after the owners. Their are the bad ones not the dog. map
ReplyDeletePunish the deed not the breed!
ReplyDeleteIt's all in how you raise them, most pits are very gentle loving dogs, but like any dog the owner is the problem.
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