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Questions about pit bulls? Dog forum has answers

Posted: 04.18.2012 at 6:47 AM

Elizabeth is the Internet Managing Editor for WNWO.

Lucas County Pit Crew is one group that supports responsible guardians of Pit Bull type dogs. / Joe Galli

TOLEDO -- With pit bulls officially removed from Ohio's "vicious dog" definition this year, the Lucas County dog warden hopes to clear misconceptions about this breed through a community conversation.

On Wednesday night, the warden and other local experts will be on hand for the 'Pit Bulls--Oh My!' forum at the EMS Training Center in downtown Toledo.

Event details: Pit Bulls--Oh My!

The representatives will answer questions, discuss what local groups and individuals are doing in Toledo to help dogs in need and show off some furry ambassadors.

The event starts at 6:30 p.m. and is free and open to the public.

Related Links

		Lucas County Pit Crew works to find homes for pit bulls
		Pit bulls in Ohio no longer considered a vicious breed

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