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Frequently Asked Questions
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How Do I Avoid Problems When Buying A Dog?
The one simple thing you can do to avoid problems when purchasing a dog is get your agreement in writing. Even if you come to an agreement with the person selling the animal, it is always useful to … more -
Are There Breed Specific Restrictions?
Due to the fact that some breeds do account for a disproportionate number of serious injuries to people, many cities across the United States have responded by passing ordinances specifically … more -
Are There Criminal Penalties For Owners Of Dangerous Dogs?
Unless a dog kills or seriously injures someone, an owner probably won't be charged with a crime. Depending on the situation and the law, an owner could be charged with anything from … more -
How Is A Dog Declared "dangerous"?
The process of having a dog declared dangerous is started off by a formal complaint from an animal control officer or someone who has been threatened or injured by the dog. A hearing is then set to … more -
Is It Illegal For My Animal To Defecate Outside Of My Property?
A typical ordinance requires dog owners to immediately dispose of droppings from their pet in a sanitary manner. This ordinance pertains to all areas except on the pet owners' property.
Free Legal Forms
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Information for Pet Owners
Information from FEMA on planning for pet disaster needs, preparing to shelter your pet, and what to do during and after a disaster. -
Pets Evacuation and Standards Act 2006
This US law requires local and state emergency preparedness authorities to include in their evacuation plans how they will accommodate household … more -
Entering the United States-Prohibited and Restricted Items
From the DHS U.S. Customs and Border Protection: A listing of items prohibited or restricted from entering the United States. The site provides … more -
Regulation of Commercial Animal Dealers
An overview of USDA oversight of animal dealers.
