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Category Archives: NH Animal Law
January 3, 2012 Legislative Update
2012 NH Legislative Session Begins with a CALL TO ACTION On January 4th, the NH 2012 Legislative Session begins. During the upcoming 6 months, DOGS will be sending our members information, analysis and opportunities to have input into the legislative … Continue reading
Posted in 2012 Legislation, Legislative Updates, NH Animal Law
Tagged Legislative Update, NH dog legislation, NH dog licenses, NH HB1498
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Update on the Dogs in Cemeteries story
The Concord Monitor is reporting that the City Council has rescinded its ban on dogs in cemeteries. The city council last night lifted the ban it imposed last month on dogs in the 13 public cemeteries, with councilors saying existing … Continue reading
Posted in NH Animal Law
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Concord bans dogs from the city cemeteries
From the Concord Monitor: The city council voted last night to enact an ordinance that bans dogs – service dogs excluded – from Concord’s 13 public cemeteries. Anyone who violates the ordinance could be fined between $50 and $1,000. But … Continue reading
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Our letter to the Sentinel on hoarding
On 6/18/10, the Keene Sentinel printed an article about three animal hoarding cases involving animals surrendered to the Monadnock Humane Society. The reporter had contacted Dr. Gary J. Patronek who made the following comment: “Without specific language in the laws … Continue reading
Proposed New Field Trial Rules
N.H. Fish and Game is proposing new rules that will impact the holding of field trials and hunt tests. They are available here: http://www.wildnh.com/Legislative/NOTICES/Field_trial_rules_NOTICE_0510.pdf Included in the proposed rules is a prohibition against holding field trials “on department pheasant release … Continue reading

