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According to United Against Puppy Mills "Update on Legislation for Dogs" dated January 2008:
"Proposed kennel regualtions were introduced in Dec. 2006, but have not been enacted. On Jan. 24, 2008 the first Dog Law Advisory Meeting of 2008 was held- changes to the proposed keneel regulations were discussed along with possible new legislation. The revised kennel regualtions are expected to be made public in the coming months.
According to the Lancaster New Era and Jesse L. Smith, Esq. Special Deputy Secretary of Dog Law Enforcement, citations issued to kennel owners in Lancaster County were up 143% in 2007. Lancaster County, which has the highest number in Pennsylvania of K-5 kennels (250 plus dogs), saw a 30% increase in the number of inspections in 2007.....several kennel owners have voluntarily relinquished their kennel licenses while others have had their licenses revoked."
When the revised regulations are made public, I'll let you all know-
Mary Gottfried
"Proposed kennel regualtions were introduced in Dec. 2006, but have not been enacted. On Jan. 24, 2008 the first Dog Law Advisory Meeting of 2008 was held- changes to the proposed keneel regulations were discussed along with possible new legislation. The revised kennel regualtions are expected to be made public in the coming months.
According to the Lancaster New Era and Jesse L. Smith, Esq. Special Deputy Secretary of Dog Law Enforcement, citations issued to kennel owners in Lancaster County were up 143% in 2007. Lancaster County, which has the highest number in Pennsylvania of K-5 kennels (250 plus dogs), saw a 30% increase in the number of inspections in 2007.....several kennel owners have voluntarily relinquished their kennel licenses while others have had their licenses revoked."
When the revised regulations are made public, I'll let you all know-
Mary Gottfried