Courtenay By-law 1897, s. 13 — Animal Control Bylaw
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No person shall sell, display, house or keep any wild or exotic animal within the boundaries of the City of Courtenay. In this regard:
other display or performance (the “show”), whether temporary or permanent, in which wild or exotic animals are traveling with or otherwise accompanying the show. other display or performance where wild or exotic animals are required to perform tricks, fight or participate in performances by the show for the amusement or entertainment of an audience. Nothing in this bylaw shall prohibit or restrict the following: agricultural fairs, pet shows or other animal shows or exhibits; exotic animals ; or
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- 11 No person shall keep any animal except a dog or cat or honeybees or hens outdoors on any property within the City, other than on property zoned for agricultural use by the City's zoning bylaw. Except as otherwise provided in this bylaw, every animal shall be kept under the control of its owner or the owner's agent at all times
- 12 No person shall keep any livestock, horse, donkey or poultry on any property within the City, other than on property zoned for agricultural use by the City's zoning bylaw
- 14 No more than three dogs over the age of six months shall be kept on any parcel of land in the City at one time
- 15 No person shall permit, suffer or allow their dog to be in a restricted area of any park, except
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