Hamilton By-law 12-031, s. 1 — June 2022
Responsible Animal Ownership By-law
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where a dog designated as potentially dangerous is outdoors, contained in an enclosure or fenced area or restrained by a chain or other restraint sufficient to prevent the dog from leaving the premises; and Revised:
- June 2022
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- 9.4 In addition to complying with all of the applicable provisions of this By-law, every owner of a dog designated as potentially dangerous or dangerous shall ensure that
- 9.4(a) In addition to complying with all of the applicable provisions of this By-law, every owner of a dog designated as potentially dangerous or dangerous shall ensure that
- 2 where a dog designated as dangerous is outdoors, contained in a six-sided pen which includes a top and bottom and which is located at least 2 metres from any property line or in a yard enclosed by a fence that is at least 2 metres in height, is securely locked and is constructed so as to prevent the dog from leaving the yard
- 9.5
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