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Ontario's attorney general announced Friday that the province will become the second in Canada to ban pit bulls once legislation is passed next month.
The province will allow current owners of pit bulls to keep their pets, but will place an absolute ban on new ownership of the breed throughout the province.
Following a transition period, pit bulls will have to be muzzled and leashed, along with being neutered or spayed.
Poll: Should BC Ban Pitbulls?
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