Courtenay: Bylaw No. 1897, s. 19 — The owner of a dog which is known by the owner to have a propensity to attack or viciously pursue a person or domestic animal shall confine the dog in a building or secure enclosure and shall keep the dog effectively muzzled, caged, or otherwise under the effective control of an adult person whenever such dog is released from the building or secure enclosure
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Indexed textThe owner of a dog which is known by the owner to have a propensity to attack or viciously pursue a person or domestic animal shall confine the dog in a building or secure enclosure and shall keep the dog effectively muzzled, caged, or otherwise under the effective control of an adult person whenever such dog is released from the building or secure enclosure.
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- 17 No person who owns a dog or who has control of a dog shall allow the dog to leave or deposit excrement on any public place or on private property other than the property of the owner, unless the owner immediately takes steps to remove such excrement and to dispose of it in a sanitary manner.
- 18 No person shall keep within the City any dog:
- 20 The owner of any animal shall compensate the City for any and all damage done by that animal to City property.
- 21 Any animal which is found running at large contrary to this bylaw shall be liable to seizure and impoundment by an Animal Control Officer.
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