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| | NAIA: Wolfdog ban looms on Michigan horizon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14) |
 | | and include the claim that an animal's muzzle, canine teeth, shoulder height, body length, eye color, orbital angle, weight, chest width, dewclaw, coat, front paws, or tail can provide morphological clues to differentiate between wolfdogs and other dogs. |
 | | Stinson said that the amendment adding the identification traits was made in committee without the advance knowledge of the bill's opponents, so they did not have an opportunity for rebuttal before the vote that sent the bill to the Senate floor. |
 | | On the other hand, she said, "A dangerous dog act that is not breed specific would put the blame squarely on those who deserve it, the irresponsible owners who do not train or socialize their dogs, or who even encourage aggression in their dogs. |
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