Creates criminal and civil penalties related to attacks by dogs; grants victim and owner of victimized animal hearing rights.

This bill creates new criminal offenses for dog owners who negligently or recklessly allow dogs to attack people or animals. Negligent handling (four or more leash violations) is a petty disorderly offense, while reckless handling causing injury is a disorderly offense or higher felony depending on severity (e.g., hospitalization or death). Owners face civil penalties up to $5,000 for violations, plus mandatory restitution for medical/veterinary costs. Victims and owners of injured animals gain a legal right to request a hearing to determine if the attacking dog is classified as "vicious" or "potentially dangerous."