The Australian state of Queensland is warning dog owners they could be held criminally responsible for the actions of their animal, including facing jail time, as the state moves to crack down on dangerous dogs.
A spate of serious attacks earlier this year saw the government vow to take action, with at least three people hospitalised.
The state’s Agriculture Minister Mark Furner said on Sunday the government wants community input on the issue, with consultations open until August 24.
A 2021 task force committed to dealing with dangerous dogs was revamped by the government in April after at least four serious attacks….