Minnesota does not preempt local breed-specific legislation. Some MN cities have breed bans. MN Stat. §347.50 covers dangerous dogs based on behavior.
Unlike California and Texas, Minnesota does not prohibit breed-specific legislation. Some Minnesota cities have enacted breed bans or restrictions (pit bulls, Rottweilers, etc.) using home-rule authority. Saint Paul may or may not have breed restrictions - check local ordinance. MN Stat. §347.50 to 347.565 governs dangerous dogs based on behavior. Insurance companies may impose breed surcharges. HOA breed restrictions may also exist in CC&Rs.
Breed restriction violation: varies by city. Dangerous dog violations: misdemeanor. Containment failure: $500+.
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