Avery's Law amends Ohio's dog laws, requiring dangerous dog owners to obtain insurance and microchips, and mandates registration and reporting for.
Avery's Law amends Ohio's dog laws by requiring owners of dangerous dogs to obtain liability insurance, microchip their dogs, and register them with the county auditor. It mandates that sellers provide buyers with information about the dog's behavior and history. Owners must notify authorities of any changes in their dog's status or address. The law also outlines penalties for dog-related offenses and requires health care providers and veterinarians to report dog bites.
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