New Westminster By-law 7586, s. 9.1.1.3 — the dog is securely confined in an area within the property that is adequate to ensure that the dog cannot escape
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the dog is securely confined in an area within the property that is adequate to ensure that the dog cannot escape;
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- 9.1.1.1 the dog is confined within the premises and such premises are reasonably secure against unauthorized entry
- 9.1.1.2 the premises is completely fenced by means of a 1.8 meter fence constructed in accordance with City bylaws and any gates in such fence are reasonably secured against unauthorized entry; or
- 9.1.2 post warning signs advising of the presence of a guard dog on the, with lettering clearly visible from the lesser of the curb line of the property and 50 feet from the premises, are posted at each driveway or entranceway to the property and at all exterior doors of the premises; and
- 9.1.3 notify the supervisor before bringing the dog onto premises under control of the owner
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