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Brantford By-law 206, s. 206.4.9(i) — Dogs and Other Animals

Dogs and Other Animals

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wholly fenced yard; or

  • (ii) a pen constructed and maintained in compliance with Article 11. d. at all times, when not on the property of the owner, the dog shall be:
  • (i) under the effective control of a person at least eighteen years of age; and
  • (ii) under leash, which leash shall be not greater than 0.9144 metres (3 feet) in length. e. a certificate from a licensed Ontario veterinarian attesting to the fact that a microchip has been inserted into the dog, shall be provided to the Clerk, at the time the owner purchases a dangerous dog licence; f. a certificate from a licensed Ontario veterinarian attesting to the fact that the dog has been spayed or neutered; g. the owner of the dog shall have received at the time of purchasing the dog licence, a warning sign as shall have been prescribed and supplied from time to time by the Clerk of the municipality, which sign shall be posted and displayed continuously by the owner in a prominent location in close proximity to the location where the particular dog is normally kept.

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