Markham By-law 2018-91, s. 3.4(2) — Animal Control By-law
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Where a dog has attacked or bitten a person or another animal, or fights with another animal, the owner shall be deemed to have permitted or encouraged the attack, bite or fight, unless the owner can prove, on a balance of probabilities, that he or she took all reasonable precautions to control the dog and to prevent the attack, bite or fight from occurring.
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- 3.3(7)
- 3.4 PREVENTING DOG BITES AND ATTACKS (1) No owner of a dog shall permit or encourage his or her dog to attack, with or without provocation, any person or domestic animal, or fight with another animal
- 3.5 Law Enforcement Working Dogs are exempt from the requirements of this section. BITING DOGS (1)
- 3.5(a)
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