Dealing with dangerous dogs not simple

  • Press photo/Jake Browning Macon County commissioner Gary Shields, left, interim public health director Carmine Rocco and sheriff Robert Holland preside over an appeal on a ruling about a potentially dangerous dog.
    Press photo/Jake Browning Macon County commissioner Gary Shields, left, interim public health director Carmine Rocco and sheriff Robert Holland preside over an appeal on a ruling about a potentially dangerous dog.
It’s been a rough few months for Macon County pet owners. Last July, Franklin residents reported three separate instances of unattended dogs attacking people on public property. Franklin Town…

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