If determined to be dangerous by an animal control authority, dogs in Texas would be registered under a statewide “dangerous dog” registry alongside proof of the owner’s liability insurance and other information, per a bill introduced by state Rep. Liz Campos (D-San Antonio).
House Bill (HB) 2325 would establish a collaboration between animal control authorities and the Department of Public Safety (DPS) to “maintain on the department’s Internet website a publicly accessible and searchable statewide registry for dogs an animal control authority determines are dangerous.”
