College Park (WAOK) put it in the interest of public security, Act College Park is an official "dangerous dog" registration next month enact the, say some critics, is very close to canine profiling.

People have dogs that have bitten someone without provocation, in the past 12 years, will be your pet with the City Clerk Office registration required.  Pit bull and Shepherd, Dobermann, Rottweiler owners, have also their dogs to register whether they did or not ever attack someone.

Registration is an annual fee of $ 25. those who register their dogs not be fines and confiscation of their pets face.

Lawrenceville, LaGrange and Floyd counties have adopted their own versions of the regulation, but College Park seems the first community in Georgia to register for races of pit bulls may be required.

There have been several recent pit bull attacks in areas near the city of College Park.  In August last year an infant was struck and severely injured by a pit bull in Clayton; two months later his dog away from a neighbor of pit bull attacked a Jonesboro resident.In addition, animal control officer of a dog was bitten.

Critics are angry that no public hearings were held before the dog registry became law.

If you was injured by a dog you call the Atlanta dog bite attorneys at the Angell law firm

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