Brantford By-law 206, s. 206.7.8 — Dog - at large - prevention An owner of a dog, when the dog is on the property of the owner or on the property of some other person with that person’s consent, shall keep the dog from leaving the property on its own by means of
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Dog - at large - prevention An owner of a dog, when the dog is on the property of the owner or on the property of some other person with that person’s consent, shall keep the dog from leaving the property on its own by means of:
a. enclosure; b. containment within a fenced area; or c. physical restraint of the dog by chain.
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- 206.7.6 Other penalties - liabilities- applicable The payment of the fees as set out in Section 206.7.5 shall not be construed as relieving the owner or any other person of any liability to pay any other penalty which may become payable pursuant to the provisions of this Chapter
- 206.7.7 Dog - not redeemed Any dogs not redeemed by the owner within seventy-two hours, exclusive of holidays, from the time of impounding shall be disposed of in accordance with the Animals for Research Act, as amended
- 206.7.9 Exception - farmland Despite Section 206.7.8, an owner of a dog, when the dog is on property of the owner or on the property of some other person with that person’s consent and the property consists of land that is assessed pursuant to the Assessment Act as farmland and are actually used for farm purposes, shall keep the dog from leaving the property on its own by any reasonable means
- 206.7.10 Exception - agricultural land - restricted dogs The provisions of Section 206.7.9, shall not apply to a restricted dog. By-law 93-2005, 24 May, 2005
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