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Updated: 10:13 AM Feb 15, 2008
Pit Bulls Banned in Madisonville
Pit bulls are no longer welcomed, or legal, in Madisonville. The city council passed an ordinance Monday effectively banning pit bulls within the city limits. Posted: 9:15 PM Feb 14, 2008Reporter: Joe Brown Email Address: brown@kbtx.com |
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Pit bulls are no longer welcomed, or legal, in Madisonville. The city council passed an ordinance Monday effectively banning pit bulls within the city limits.
Those who already have the breed can keep them, but there are some rules to follow. You have to have at least $100,000 of liability protection and a $30 annual permit. The dog must be kept in a locked pen or muzzled and leashed when taken out of the pen.
A "Beware of Dog" sign must be posted and you have to provide a photo of the pit bull to the city. Also, you can't sell or transfer a dog within the city limits. And if your dog has puppies, you have 10 weeks to get them out of Madisonville.
Failure to comply with the ordinance could result in a fine of $50 a day.
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I am a Madisonville resident, there are many issues with our Laws and means of enforcement in this area. instead of going after the animals that the Criminals possess they should go after the criminals themselves. Ignorance is not the problem, everyone knows whats going on. But no one wants to do anything to to clean up the criminals and drugs off our streets. Do the police not have anything better to do than pack up like wolves and write traffic citations to meet a possible "Quota" (Quotas are illegal in the state of Texas) That is what it looks like to me. someone needs to take action.
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i have 450 in my yard in madisonville
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I did not spend 20yrs of my life in the military to give up my civil liberties. Any one who beleives that all pitbulls should be construed as dangerous are either ignorant or verry uneducated about the breed. I admit I too was once ignorant but in the past 10yrs I have studied and educated myself about this breed,and would never own any other breed of dog.If a person owns a 357 Magnum and goes on a killing spree does that mean I should not have the right to own a 357 I dont think so!It is the failure of law officials to enforce the current laws in regards to irresponsible ownership and the criminal element that exists with people involved in dog fighting and narcotics activity.If you have never owned a pitbull or dont care for dogs then it is easy for you to say all pitbulls should be banned.I dedicated half of my life in defending this country. I will spend the rest fighting BSL especially pertaining to pitbull.
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