A judge tossed out the Louisville dog ordinance as it violates rules and regulations around public meetings.

The federal lawsuit, the constitutional challenge, is still on file and will proceed if the Democrats and their masters at H$U$ don't back down and redraft the ordinance - with public input.

More good news for the side of decency and fairness.

Here's a news report.

Now, that's what I'm talking about!

KC Dog Blog has the news.

Let's hope so.

Blue Dog State has the news.

Don't miss the Motion for Summary Judgement linked in the text.  It's good.

Ohio representatives will meet tomorrow, January 9, to discuss revising State legislation to remove breed-based descriptions from the legal definition of a dangerous dog.

Here's the story at the AKC website.

If you live in Ohio, you know what to do.  Here's hoping common sense prevails.

via No Pit Bull Bans

Here is the 'Pit Bull' Band's response to the City of Denver's Motion to Dismiss their case. (opens as PDF)

I'd say the PBB has hired a pretty good lawyer.  I hope they prevail in this matter, we need a win right now and where better than in Denver?

ABC News in Denver has a story on this, very similar to the Denver Post release.  They also have a poll that asks a fair question, at the 'Pit Bull Survey' link under the picture.

9News has it too.

Here's the complaint filed in Colorado on April 6 regarding 5th and 14th Amendment rights under the US Constitution.

Go get 'em, girls!  Third time's a charm!

The Attorney General is uncharacteristically quiet this week.

Maybe it's because of this.

CCF has an item about this and will be posting updates from North Carolina.  This will be an important case.

The reporting thus far has been fascinating.

You can check for daily updates here.