Carolyn D. Richmond, Ernest E. Badway and Jason B. Jendrewski write:
Beware: service dog fraud will not be tolerated in New York State, which recently passed a law prohibiting the misrepresentation of service dogs. The law, effective December 18, 2017, makes it unlawful for any person to knowingly affix to any dog any false or
A ram that had been “raised on a bottle after [its] mother died” repeatedly charged and rammed a farmer, Mr. Jay H. Rhodes, who “suffered a concussion, five broken ribs and a broken sternum and shoulder . . . [and was] hospitalized for 16 days.” 2015 WL 6689576, at *1 (Wash. App. Div. 3 Nov.
New Jersey legislators are considering a bill that would require increased regulation over animal shelters and rescues in New Jersey, and anyone else importing animals into the state for sale or adoption. The bill, S2625, was passed by the Senate Economic Growth Committee on August 10 and now proceeds to the Budget and Appropriations Committee.
A new bill was introduced in the New York State legislature (SB473) which would require all dogs and their owners to successfully complete basic obedience training. If not, the dogs could be seized by the government.
Yikes, if I were living in New York I would be alarmed about this one.
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