PA HB2298

Amends Pennsylvania's Dog Law to add a definition of "stun gun" as a device designed to emit electronic, magnetic, or other charges to temporarily immobilize or incapacitate

Dog wardens and department employees may only carry, possess, or use firearms or stun guns while performing duties if they have secretary approval and hold current certification in firearm/stun gun use and handling

Acceptable certification programs include the Lethal Weapons Training Act, sheriff/deputy sheriff education and training, municipal police education and training, or a program approved by the Pennsylvania State Police Commissioner

Dog wardens who lack the required approval and certification prior to the effective date are prohibited from carrying firearms or stun guns until they obtain proper certification

Takes effect 60 days after enactment