Establishes licensing and educational standards for canine trainers using non-aversive techniques.
The bill mandates the commissioner of agriculture and markets to create licensing and educational standards for individuals offering obedience training for non-service and non-police dogs. These standards must incorporate non-aversive, evidence-based, and positive reinforcement techniques. The bill excludes certain dogs from these requirements and prohibits certain convicted individuals from obtaining licenses. Licensees must adhere to animal control provisions and are subject to enforcement by various officers.
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