Civil
MD-100: Petition to Determine If Dog Is Potentially Dangerous or Vicious
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This form is used to ask a court to decide whether a dog should be officially labeled as potentially dangerous or vicious based on its behavior or history. Dog owners, local animal control agencies, or other concerned parties file this petition to determine the dog's legal status, which can result in restrictions, special requirements, or removal of the dog.
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