Md. bills would stop the singling out of pit bulls

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ANNAPOLIS – A group of Maryland lawmakers say they will fast-track measures to overturn a court ruling that targets pit bulls and their owners.

The proposals in the state House and Senate would say that owners of all breeds should know if their dog is dangerous and that it’s up to them to prove otherwise if they are sued over their animal biting someone.

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