The High Costs of Breed Discriminatory Legislation

It’s happening in cities across the country, and it usually begins with a dog attacking someone. If the dog is, say, a Labrador retriever or a springer spaniel, chances are people will hear little, if anything about it. If the dog is suspected to be a “pit bull”— even if it’s not—the media can’t get enough of the story.

Check out the Best Friends website for more on how so-called "breed bans" not only don't work, they are costing you - the taxpayer - a lot of money.