Pickering By-law 6811/07, s. 31.1 — Where an Animal Services Officer has investigated and has reason to believe that the owner of a dog has, on more than one occasion, allowed his or her dog to run at large, the Animal Services Officer may issue an Order to the owner of the dog
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Where an Animal Services Officer has investigated and has reason to believe that the owner of a dog has, on more than one occasion, allowed his or her dog to run at large, the Animal Services Officer may issue an Order to the owner of the dog.
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- 30 Where an Animal Services Officer has investigated and has reason to believe that a dog has placed a person or domestic animal at risk of physical harm, the Animal Services Officer may issue an Order to the owner of the dog
- 31 Where an Animal Services Officer has investigated and has reason to believe that a dog has bitten, attacked or otherwise acted aggressively towards a person or domestic animal, the Animal Services Officer m ay issue an Order to the owner of the dog
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