Ohio's Avery's Law: New Dog Attack Penalties
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Ohios new Averys Law, set to take effect this Friday, significantly enhances penalties for dog attacks. Owners of dangerous or vicious dogs must now carry $100,000 in liability insurance. The law, named after Avery Russell, an 11-year-old girl injured in a pit bull attack, grants dog wardens expanded powers, including seizing vicious dogs and ordering euthanasia. Owners could face jail time for attacks, targeting repeat offenders and high-risk breeds. Communities aim to reduce severe bites, especially among children, urging pet owners to review their coverage and train their dogs.
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