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Poll: Regarding Muzzles

Discussion in 'Laws & Legislation' started by Suki, Oct 3, 2006.

  1. Suki

    Suki Guest

    click onto the article link to answer the poll...

    http://cbs4boston.com/local/local_story_276130535.html


    Methuen Looking To Crackdown On Dangerous Dogs

    Poll

    [font=Georgia, 'Times New Roman', Times, serif]Do you think certain breeds of dogs should have to wear muzzles in public?[/font]



    (CBS4) METHUEN The city of Methuen is mulling a change to its animal ordinance that would force owners of aggressive dogs to send the animals to behavioral school.

    A special committee headed by City Council Chairman Stephen Zanni is mulling several proposed changes to Methuen's dog ordinance. The goal is to better protect residents.

    At first, Zanni had proposed muzzling all pit bulls but now the idea is to hold dog owners more responsible. "Alot of towns have vicious dog ordinances on its books. But nothing specifically desinged towards the owner," said Zanni.

    Zanni said that the way the city law is written now, a dog can commit two or three vicious acts before any law enforcement action is taken.

    "I think we're going to see how we can make that better, so we can attack the issue at the root, instead of the pet or the particular incident," said Michael Keiley of Nevins Farm Animal Shelter.

    An alternative to behavioral school is a more aggressive system of tracking dogs that could be deemed dangerous.

    Zanni's committee is expected to make a decision within the next month.

    (© MMVI, CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved.)
     
  2. Rottweilerlvr

    Rottweilerlvr Big Dog

    Dang... People start voting, the YES is winning big time.... Need more votes for this, unless you want your dogs to wear muzzles in public....
     
  3. debodebo

    debodebo Top Dog

    Just voted. You were right. Yes is at 76%.
     
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  4. NC

    NC CH Dog

    I voted... no way I'd ever muzzle my dog. A friend of mine had a beauiful rotti that got chewed up by a psycho husky because he was muzzled and couldn't fight back.
     
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  5. Suki

    Suki Guest

    yeah, I'm disappointed with the high percentage of "yes" votes...:(
     
  6. Rottweilerlvr

    Rottweilerlvr Big Dog

    Where is Methuen anyway??? Yes, I am disappointed at the high percentage of yes myself... I imagine though, it's ignorant people doing the majority voting though....
     
  7. Suki

    Suki Guest

    http://www.city-data.com/city/Methuen-Massachusetts.html

    just north of me
     
  8. Attila

    Attila Guest

    the yes votes are from the suck ass crowd. We need to cull them and over run them.
     
  9. Rottweilerlvr

    Rottweilerlvr Big Dog

    It looks like a very nice town... Old money comes to mind... I hope they don't listen to that poll...
     
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  10. Just voted- the yes vote is d own to 56% and the no vote is 44%-looks like we are catching up
     
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  11. Pitbull219

    Pitbull219 CH Dog

    It's 57-43 Right Now, We Need More Peeps To Vote.....
     
    1 person likes this.
  12. thedude04

    thedude04 Top Dog

    i voteed too i voted no and its at 47 and yes is at 53 so where getting there
     

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