Q: The city where I reside has deemed my dogs as dangerous with no proof, citations, or incidents.
I have all supporting documents to prove my case.
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You have every right to be concerned and frustrated by the situation. When a city deems dogs as dangerous without any proof or incidents, it's important to take immediate action to protect your pets and your rights. Gather all your supporting documents, including any vet records, training certifications, and any other evidence that shows your dogs' behavior and character.
Next, consider requesting a formal hearing or appeal to challenge the designation. Present your case clearly and calmly, relying on your documented evidence to demonstrate that your dogs have not posed any threat. Make sure to familiarize yourself with the local laws and regulations regarding dangerous animals so that you can confidently argue your position.
It’s also worth seeking legal advice to ensure that you’re taking the right steps to defend your dogs. Having someone who understands local animal laws can make a significant difference in navigating this situation. By being proactive and organized, you can effectively challenge the unfair designation and protect your dogs from any unjust consequences.
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