Surrey By-law 19105, s. 25(a) — Animal Responsibility Bylaw
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written reasons why the Owner of the Dog believes the Dog is not a Dangerous Dog; and
- (b) a written assessment of the Dog, prepared by a Dog behaviour specialist within the last six (6) months.
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- 24 Where a Dog meets the definition of a Dangerous Dog, an Animal Control Officer may issue written notice to the Owner of that Dog advising the Owner of the requirements of this Bylaw with respect to Dangerous Dogs and which deems that Dog to be a Dangerous Dog
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- 26 If the written request for reconsideration referenced is received by the City within the time specified in Section 25, the Bylaw Manager may provide the Owner and any complainant with an opportunity to make representations regarding the Dangerous Dog. The Bylaw Manager may confirm, reverse or amend the decision designating the Dog as a Dangerous Dog and may cancel or modify any restrictions, requirements or conditions imposed by an Animal Control Officer and impose any new or additional restrictions, requirements or conditions as he or she deems necessary or appropriate in the circumstances
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