Washington HB1716 modifies dog breeding regulations to improve housing, exercise, and care standards for dogs.
Washington HB1716 modifies dog breeding regulations to enhance the welfare of dogs. It mandates that housing facilities provide adequate lighting, shelter, and cleanliness. Dogs must have access to clean food and water, and veterinary care must be provided without delay. The bill sets specific exercise requirements and limits the number of dogs a person can own for breeding purposes. It also outlines penalties for violations and exempts certain facilities from these regulations.
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