I'm for gun control and pit bull control.

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79. How would you go about...

pit bull control?

How would that work? Are there other breeds that would require regulating? Rotties, for example? Love me a Rottie, a pittie too. Actually, I love all dogs, I don't discriminate.

But I don't know how the control would work. Where I live, Delaware, the city of Wilmington, you have to license and register your dog with the city and carry it with at all times when you're out with the dog. There are a bunch of laws.

License and register your dog with the City of
Wilmington. You can get both the license and
registration at the Delaware Humane
Association.

2.
Attach the current license tag to your dog’s
collar. You will need to get a new license tag
each year in January.

3.
Carry your dog’s license/registration form with
you whenever you take your dog out in public.
You may want to have it laminated to protect
it.

4.
You must care for your dog humanely,
providing food, clean water, shelter and
veterinary care.

5.
When walking your dog off of your personal
property, it must be leashed at all times. Under
no circumstances shall a person under age
21 accompany a Pit Bull Terrier without the
registered owner present
unless the person and
the dog are within 100 feet of the dog’s
residence and the dog is leashed. When entering
any park located within the City limits, your dog
must be leashed and muzzled.
For your dog’s
safety, use a cage muzzle or other muzzle
that allows your dog to open-mouth pant. If
you do not allow your dog to pant when
exercising, you may kill or injure your dog.
You must pick up and properly dispose of your
dog’s feces if your dog defecates anywhere off
of your property.

*snip* more at link

http://www.dehumane.org/site/DocServer/Wilmington_Pit_Bull_Registration.pdf?docID=421

Pit Bull owners must be at least 21 years old.
Pit Bulls must be licensed and registered. Registration is $30, good for the life of the dog, and must be registered at the Delaware Humane Association.
Pit Bull registration requires that the animals be neutered – Delaware SPCA offers FREE spay/neuter for Pit Bulls owned by City residents, call 998-2281 for an appointment (get directions).
Pit Bull registration requires that the owner owns his/her home or has a lease with express written consent allowing a Pit Bull to be housed.
Pit Bull breeding is prohibited – puppies are subject to seizure.
Pit Bulls must be on a leash not to exceed 6 feet in length and must be muzzled in City parks.

THERE ARE STIFF FINES FOR VIOLATIONS OF PIT BULL ORDINANCES
$500 – SINGLE VIOLATION
$1,000 – REPEAT OR CONTINUING VIOLATIONS

http://www.wilmingtonde.gov/residents/animals



Is this the type of thing you're talking about?