Ohio HB247 revises dog laws, including definitions and penalties for dangerous and vicious dogs.
Ohio HB247 revises dog laws, updating definitions for dangerous, vicious, and nuisance dogs. It mandates registration and identification for dangerous dogs, outlines penalties for owners who fail to control their dogs, and specifies conditions under which dogs can be impounded or destroyed. The bill also addresses the sale and transportation of dogs, including requirements for veterinary certificates and microchip identification.
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