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District of Columbia breed-specific laws

City ordinances

The District of Columbia is a federal district, distinct from states. If you are aware of past breed-specific laws enacted in D.C., please contact:

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District of Columbia Act 11-257 (1996) The Pit Bull and Rottweiler Dangerous Dog Designation Emergency Amendment Act of 1996 banned both breeds found unlicensed under the Act (inactive, for viewing purposes only).

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