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Surrey By-law 19105, s. 29(a) — 29 Every Owner of a Dangerous Dog shall

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29 Every Owner of a Dangerous Dog shall:

  • secure the Dog by a collar and Leash that is a maximum length of one (1) metre when not on the Owner ’s property;
  • (b) ensure that the Dog is not Running at Large within the City at any time;
  • (c) ensure that the Dog is not in a designated off-leash area in the City at any time;
  • (d) keep the Dog effectively Muzzled to prevent it from biting another Animal or human

when not on the Owner ’s property;

  • (e) post a clearly visible sign at all points of entry onto any premises where the Dog is being kept, temporarily or permanently, warning that there is a Dangerous Dog on the premises;
  • (f) at all times while the Dog is on the person’s premises, keep the Dog securely confined indoors or confined outdoors in an Enclosure;
  • (g) within thirty (30) calendar days of receiving notice that their Dog is a Dangerous Dog, ensure the Dog has Permanent Identification and provide the Permanent Identification information to the Animal Control Officer; and
  • (h) have the Dangerous Dog photographed and the photo retained at the Animal shelter for Identification purposes.

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