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People Speak Against Pit Bull Ban
Twelve Bentonville dogs have given the pit bull breed a bad reputation here.
Those 12 pit bulls are on a list of 16 canines who found themselves on Bentonville's dangerous status list, meaning they have injured a person or animal, attacking without provocation. The other four on the list, compiled since 2003, include a German shepherd, a Shar-Pei, a heeler and two boxers.
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