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Surrey By-law 19105, s. 28(a) — 28 In order to obtain a licence for a Dangerous Dog, an Owner of a Dangerous Dog shall supply the following documentation to the City

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28 In order to obtain a licence for a Dangerous Dog, an Owner of a Dangerous Dog shall supply the following documentation to the City:

  • completion of the Dog license application;
  • (b) written confirmation from a licensed veterinarian that this Dog has been Neutered or Spayed;
  • (c) written confirmation from an Animal trainer approved by the City that the services of such trainer have been retained for the purpose of providing behavioural remediation to this Dog;
  • (d) written confirmation that the Owner has obtained a policy of liability insurance specifically covering any damages for injuries caused by this Dog in an amount not less than five hundred thousand dollars, and covering the twelve month period during which licensing is sought;
  • (e) written confirmation that the Dog has Permanent Identification with the Permanent Identification information outlined on the application; and
  • (f) payment of the Dangerous Dog license fee as outlined in Schedule "B".

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