So as a practical matter, someone who has more dogs than is allowed under the law is likely to get in trouble only if the dogs cause problems and a neighbor complains. The moral: no matter how many dogs you have, don't let them be a neighborhood nuisance.iolating the law will probably earn you a fine and possibly even a jail sentence. A judge in Holland, Michigan-which has a two-dog-per-household maximum-sentenced a man to 90 days in jail for refusing to give up any of his three dogs.
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