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Breed Specific Legislation (BSL) is defined as a law or statute that equates the qualities of a dangerous dog with a certain breed, and bans or
restricts certain breeds based on identity, not behavior of a specific animal. This type of legislation does not make concessions for those members of
the breed who are valuable assets to their communities, such as therapy dogs, assistance dogs, or advanced trained dogs such as drug dogs and
search and rescue dogs. BSL identifies a dog as "dangerous" based upon its breed alone and not based on any action or offense that the individual
dog has ever committed.
Source- www.animallaw.info/articles/aruslweiss2001.htm
restricts certain breeds based on identity, not behavior of a specific animal. This type of legislation does not make concessions for those members of
the breed who are valuable assets to their communities, such as therapy dogs, assistance dogs, or advanced trained dogs such as drug dogs and
search and rescue dogs. BSL identifies a dog as "dangerous" based upon its breed alone and not based on any action or offense that the individual
dog has ever committed.
Source- www.animallaw.info/articles/aruslweiss2001.htm
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