Courtenay: Bylaw No. 1897, s. 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
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- 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.
- 13 No person shall sell, display, house or keep any wild or exotic animal within the boundaries of the City of Courtenay. In this regard:
- 15 No person shall permit, suffer or allow their dog to be in a restricted area of any park, except:
- 16 No owner shall permit any dog to be on a highway, City park or other public place within the City unless the dog is accompanied by a person competent to control the dog and is led by that person on a leash or chain that does not exceed 1.83 metres (6 feet) in length.
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