Hudson, a scenic city near the Wisconsin/Minnesota border, has a population of over 12,000 people.
A new breed-neutral ordinance that re-defined a dangerous dog and removed breed discriminatory language was introduced in February and approved by City Council in mid-July.
At the July 15 Council meeting the council officially removed all references to breed in their dog ordinance.
Hats off to the elected officials in Hudson for their concern for public safety from all dangerous dogs. Thank you also, to the residents who worked on this project.
A new breed-neutral ordinance that re-defined a dangerous dog and removed breed discriminatory language was introduced in February and approved by City Council in mid-July.
At the July 15 Council meeting the council officially removed all references to breed in their dog ordinance.
Hats off to the elected officials in Hudson for their concern for public safety from all dangerous dogs. Thank you also, to the residents who worked on this project.
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