Nassau lawmakers mull dog obedience training law
There's a call to action by Nassau County lawmakers after a disturbing video surfaced of a dog trainer allegedly abusing an animal in his care. As News 12 previously reported, Oceanside trainer Brian
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Dec 18, 2016, 11:09 PM
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There's a call to action by Nassau County lawmakers after a disturbing video surfaced of a dog trainer allegedly abusing an animal in his care.
As News 12 previously reported, Oceanside trainer Brian DeMartino is believed to be the man seen in the footage repeatedly jabbing a pit bull with a stick through a crate.
According to Newsday, lawmakers want to create a license for dog obedience training.
They are expected to make an announcement Monday.
The SPCA says it is investigating the case.
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