New York Dog Muzzling Law Cited For Rabies Drop
The New York muzzling law, aimed at stamping out hydrophobia, is praised for reducing rabies cases from 1914 to recent years. Proposals seek exemptions for small toy dogs under leash limits with owner permits, while critics argue a single universal muzzle is the sane rule.
The Muzzling Law and Rabies Debate in New York
The Health Department seeks dog muzzling to stamp out hydrophobia. Dog Lovers Protective Association backs muzzle use while opposing cruelty. England’s history with muzzling cited. NY cases show enforcement and fines. stray dogs and unlicensed pets remain a concern. Hydrophobia linked to bites from infected animals. public health actions continue with mixed public stance.
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