Dog bill likely to be ‘tweaked’

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	Dog bill likely to be ‘tweaked’

By Patrick Donahue pdonahue@effinghamherald.net


	Posted: February 4, 2013 8:50 p.m.

State legislators are expected to take another look at a law that has Effingham County in the spotlight. The “dangerous dog” bill, signed into law last year, has led to a protracted legal entanglement for a dog accused of attacking an Effingham County child last summer.

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