Syracuse does not impose breed-specific bans. New York State does not have breed-specific legislation. Dangerous dogs are regulated based on individual behavior.
Syracuse does not ban any specific dog breeds. New York State regulates dangerous dogs based on behavior under Agriculture and Markets Law Section 123. A dog that attacks a person or companion animal may be declared dangerous through a judicial hearing. Owners of dangerous dogs must comply with confinement, muzzling, insurance, and microchipping requirements. Failure to comply can result in the dog being destroyed.
Dangerous dog violations carry fines up to $3,000. Criminal charges possible for serious attacks.
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