Aurora By-law 6197-19, s. 14.3 — Where the Manager has reasonable grounds to believe that a dog has engaged in a Dangerous Act against a person or domestic animal, the Manager shall, with respect to such a dog
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Where the Manager has reasonable grounds to believe that a dog has engaged in a Dangerous Act against a person or domestic animal, the Manager shall, with respect to such a dog:
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- 14.1
- 14.2 Without limiting anything in this by-law, an owner of a dog that engages in a Dangerous Act is liable to prosecution under the Dog Owners' Liability Act, R.S.0. 1990, c. D.16, as amended
- 14.3(a) Where the Manager has reasonable grounds to believe that a dog has engaged in a Dangerous Act against a person or domestic animal, the Manager shall, with respect to such a dog
- 14.4 Where an owner is served with a Dangerous Dog Order, the owner shall, at the owner's expense and for the life of the subject dog, ensure that
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