City Council Votes To Amend LA's Barking Dog Ordinance
If you can't quiet your barking dog, it may cost you. The Los Angeles City Council has voted to amend the city's barking dog ordinance.
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If you can't quiet your barking dog, it may cost you. The Los Angeles City Council has voted to amend the city's barking dog ordinance.
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