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'''Breed specific legislation,''' also known as '''BSL''' or '''breed discriminatory legislation,''' refers to [[Law|laws]] passed by local, [[state]], and in some [[Country|countries]], [[Federalism|federal]] governments restricting or banning citizens from owning certain breeds of [[Dog|dogs]]. Supporters of BSL often hype on similar rhetoric as supporters of [[gun control]], claiming that certain breeds are inherently bad. | '''Breed specific legislation,''' also known as '''BSL''' or '''breed discriminatory legislation,''' refers to [[Law|laws]] passed by local, [[state]], and in some [[Country|countries]], [[Federalism|federal]] governments restricting or banning citizens from owning certain breeds of [[Dog|dogs]]. Supporters of BSL often hype on similar rhetoric as supporters of [[gun control]], claiming that certain breeds are inherently bad. | ||
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Revision as of 17:42, March 31, 2016
Breed specific legislation, also known as BSL or breed discriminatory legislation, refers to laws passed by local, state, and in some countries, federal governments restricting or banning citizens from owning certain breeds of dogs. Supporters of BSL often hype on similar rhetoric as supporters of gun control, claiming that certain breeds are inherently bad.