Denver City Council Votes To Repeal Pit Bull Ban

The Denver City Council passed a bill to repeal a 30-year ban on pit bulls, allowing residents to own them under specific conditions. Owners must obtain a breed-restricted license and register their dogs with Denver Animal Protection. After three years without violations, the restricted license is no longer needed. The council president supports the bill based on scientific evidence against breed-specific legislation. The ordinance awaits the mayor's signature and will take effect 90 days post-signature. Nearly 1,000 U.S. cities have similar legislation.

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