Aurora By-law 6197-19, s. 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

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:

where the Dangerous Act is the first on record with a Municipality, serve

the owner of the subject dog with a Notice to Muzzle;

• (b) despite paragraph (a), if it is the Manager's opinion that the Dangerous Act, which is the first on record with a Municipality, is severe, serve the

owner of the dog with a Dangerous Dog Order, requiring the subject dog to comply with the requirements for owners of a Dangerous Dog under subsection 14.4 of this by-law;

• (c) where the Dangerous Act is the second or a subsequent Dangerous Act on record with a Municipality, serve the owner of the dog with a Dangerous Dog Order, requiring the subject dog to comply with the requirements for owners of a Dangerous Dog under subsection 14.4 of this by-law;
• (d) where the Dangerous Act occurred while the dog was the subject of a Notice to Muzzle or a control order under the Dog Owners Liability Act, serve the owner of the dog with a Dangerous Dog Order, requiring the By-law Number 6197-19 subject dog to comply with the requirements for owners of a Dangerous Dog under subsection 5 4.4 of this by-law.