are wolf dogs legal in maryland?
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Effective Sunday, October 1, it is no longer legal for individuals to import, possess, breed or sell certain dangerous wild animals as pets in Maryland, including lions, tigers, servals, monkeys, wolves, wolf-dog hybrids, alligators and caimans.
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But in Minnesota, for the most part, it's illegal to possess any wild cat, bear or primate: So no lions, tigers, cougars, bears, or monkeys. ... It's illegal to possess the animals in Minnesota, but legal to buy them.
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Radar detectors and laser jammers are legal to in all passenger vehicles in Maryland.
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West Virginia recently enacted regulations for "dangerous wild animals" that allow people to apply for permits to keep them. Animals that aren't the following can be kept as pets: coyotes, minks, weasels, muskrats, beavers, opossums, polecats, otters, red and gray foxes, skunks, bobcat, fishers, and raccoons.
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Wolf-dog hybrids - usually produced by mating a grey wolf with a wolf-like dog like a Siberian Huskie or Alaskan Malamute - are considered wild animals, which are illegal to keep as pets in New York. They are a dangerous but increasingly popular pet among those seeking an exotic canine companion.
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Restricted States. Several states define wolf hybrids as wild animals and restrict private ownership. Wolf hybrid ownership is restricted in Alabama, Arkansas, California, Delaware, Florida, Idaho, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Mississippi, Missouri, North Dakota, Pennsylvania, South Dakota and Virginia.
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Maryland has state preemption for most but not all firearm laws. ... Illegal to purchase, sell or manufacture magazines with a capacity of greater than 10 rounds within Maryland. However, possession of magazines greater than 10 rounds is legal if purchased out of state.
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Washington cities can no longer ban pit bulls and other dog breeds outright. Columbia Basin Herald, Moses Lake, Wash. As of Jan. 1, cities and towns in Washington that ban entire breeds of dogs or define them as potentially dangerous must create a “reasonable” process for exempting a well-behaved pooch.
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Wolves are native to Michigan and were once present in all 83 counties. ... The federal government listed the gray wolf as endangered under the Endangered Species Act (ESA) in 1973, when the Michigan wolf population was estimated at only six animals in the UP, along with an isolated population on Isle Royale.
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Alaska has thousands of wild wolves. ... The revised law still expressly outlaws owning wolf hybrids as pets; however, it allowed anyone who owned a wolf hybrid before January 23, 2002, to keep the animal if it was microchipped, registered, licensed, vaccinated, and neutered.
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While the federal government has yet to address puppy mills, there are a few states and cities that have. California and Maryland both have laws preventing the retail sale of dogs and cats, and New York has introduced legislation that would accomplish the same if it is passed next year.
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Wolves (and hybrids) and lions, tigers, leopards, ocelots, jaguars, cheetahs, margays, mountain lions, lynxes, bobcats, and jaguarundis (and hybrids thereof) are illegal to possess in Illinois unless the person has authorization from the Department of Natural Resources to bring them into the State and the person has a ...
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Dog Breed Restrictions in West Virginia Barboursville has restrictions on wolf hybrids and pits bulls under Section 505.09 of the Barboursville Codified Ordinances. ... Owners must keep the dog in a locked kennel or pen that has a covered roof when the dog is outdoors.
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They're perfectly legal. In fact, Pennsylvania is a fairly lax state as far as owning unusual pets. ... (If you want to see exotic, check out the kinkajou, or the serval -- both legal in PA!)
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Md. Code, CR § 4-101(C). Because they are classified as dangerous weapons by statute, only switchblades, dirks, bowie knives, razors, and star knives are illegal to carry concealed in Maryland. Commerce in switchblades is prohibited in Maryland.
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Maryland law provides: (1) A person may not wear or carry a dangerous weapon of any kind concealed on or about the person. ... Because they are classified as dangerous weapons by statute, only switchblades, dirks, bowie knives, razors, and star knives are illegal to carry concealed in Maryland.
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Code, CR § 4-101(C). Because they are classified as dangerous weapons by statute, only switchblades, dirks, bowie knives, razors, and star knives are illegal to carry concealed in Maryland. Commerce in switchblades is prohibited in Maryland.