Council seeks to reign in ‘dangerous animals’

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The Baltimore City Council is joining county counterparts in cracking down on “dangerous animals.”

Seeking new restrictions on any animal — including dogs — that pose a danger to city residents, councilwoman Agnes Welch (D-9) will introduce a bill Monday requiring pet owners to build stronger cages and use muzzles while walking their pets.

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