Massachusetts Appeals Court February 9, 2001, No. 99-P-53 (Cullinane v. Board of Selectmen)

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United States · · · 09-02-2001

Kaplan, J.

This proceeding started with a complaint to the Maynard board of selectmen suggesting, in effect, that two dogs, “Shadow,” a female Rottweiler, and her daughter “Misty,” a mixed breed, were a pair constituting (to quote from G. L. c. 140, § 1571) “a nuisance by reason of vicious disposi*852tian,” and seeking remedy by an “order concerning the restraint or disposal” of the dogs.

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