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In Victoria it is now going to be illegal to keep what is known as a "Dangerous dog" unless it is registered with the local council.
Full Story Here: As the story reads, it is only for unregistered Pit bull terriors, the charge against owners will be similar to that of dangerous driving or culpable driving Quote:
My concern with this new act is that ANY dog breed will now come under scrutiny....dangerous or not. And what if someone does get bitten, and the wrong dog is selected and destroyed by council? I am very much a dog lover and something does need to be done about the spate of attacks but is this a step too far or not far enough? Please keep to the topic at hand as I am interested in people's opinions on this subject. Cheers Col
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