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Breed Restrictions: Burbank vs Pomona

How do breed restrictions rules compare between Burbank, CA and Pomona, CA?

Burbank and Pomona have similar restriction levels.

Burbank, CA

Los Angeles County

Few Restrictions

Burbank imposes no breed-specific restrictions. Its potentially-dangerous and vicious-animal rules are based on behavior, and California Food and Agricultural Code section 31683 prohibits any dog-control program from being breed-specific.

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Pomona, CA

Los Angeles County

Few Restrictions

Pomona does not have breed-specific legislation. CA Food & Agricultural Code Section 31683 generally preempts local breed bans. Dangerous dog laws focus on individual animal behavior, not breed.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactBurbankPomona
Breed BansNone - prohibited by state lawNone in Pomona
State LawCA Food & Agric. Code S 31683CA F&AG Code Section 31683
Local BasisBehavior, not breed (BMC 5-1-1602)-
Focus-Individual behavior, not breed
Dangerous Dogs-Per CA state dangerous dog statutes

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Burbank FAQ

Are pit bulls or any breeds banned in Burbank?

No. California Food and Agricultural Code section 31683 forbids breed-specific dog regulations, and Burbank's dangerous/vicious-animal rules (BMC Article 16) classify animals by behavior, not breed.

Can Burbank regulate my dog at all based on breed?

Only narrowly: state law permits breed-specific spay/neuter or breeding programs (Health & Safety Code 122331), but a dog cannot be declared dangerous or vicious based on its breed.

Pomona FAQ

Are any dog breeds banned in Pomona?

Pomona does not have breed-specific legislation. CA Food & Agricultural Code Section 31683 generally preempts local breed bans. Dangerous dog laws focus on individual animal behavior, not breed.

Are there pit bull restrictions in Pomona?

Breed Bans: None in Pomona. State Law: CA F&AG Code Section 31683. Focus: Individual behavior, not breed. Dangerous Dogs: Per CA state dangerous dog statutes.

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