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Skagit County adopts code changes on dangerous and potentially dangerous dogs, sets thresholds for pack and livestock attacks
Summary
The Board approved amendments to County Code Title 7 to address dangerous and potentially dangerous dogs, including provisions tied to repeated attacks and packs of animals; the code imposes containment and insurance requirements when triggers are met.
Skagit County commissioners approved amendments to County Code Title 7 on July 7 that add or revise provisions addressing dangerous and potentially dangerous dogs. The changes follow a public comment period and staff review; the prosecutor’s office and animal control participated in the discussion.
County staff and the prosecutor’s office explained the intent of the changes is to address public-safety risks from aggressive dogs while allowing owners a chance to demonstrate which…
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