Kingston By-law 2021-166, s. 14.3 — Animal Control By-law
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No Owner shall allow their Animal to be Tethered unattended on private property unless the following conditions are met:
- the Animal has free and unrestricted movement within the range of Tether;
- the Animal has access to food, water, and protection from the elements, including the sun;
- and the Tether is a minimum of three (3) metres long.
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- 14.1 Part 14 - Standards Of Care No Owner shall allow their Animal to remain outdoors during the period in which a cold warning or heat warning issued by either or both the City of Kingston's Medical Officer of Health or Environment Canada is in effect in the City of Kingston, unless the Animal has access to an enclosure that will adequately protect the Animal from the elements
- 14.2
- 15.1 Part 15 - Animals At Large/Trespass No Owner shall cause or permit its Dog, Livestock, Poultry or Hen, to be At Large, except as expressly permitted in this Bylaw
- 15.2 Subsection 15.1. does not apply to a Herding Dog that is actively engaged in the performance of its duties or to an Animal trained for and engaged in law enforcement by any federal, provincial or municipal government or government agency
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