The proposal would require stores to offer a four year "hereditary and congenital warranty" on all dogs and cats.
The ordinance would also add protections against dogs barking incessantly and being left outside.
NAPERVILLE, Ill. (WLS) -- Tuesday night the Naperville City Council will consider a requirement for pet stores to offer warranties on animals sold at their stores.
The proposal would require stores to offer a four year "hereditary and congenital warranty" on all dogs and cats.
The ordinance would also add protections against dogs barking incessantly and being left outside.
The proposal would require stores to offer a four year "hereditary and congenital warranty" on all dogs and cats.
The ordinance would also add protections against dogs barking incessantly and being left outside.