Windsor By-law 245-2004, s. 20 — An Animal Control Officer may either on his or her own initiative or as a result of information received by him or her from any source conduct an inquiry into whether a dog should be designated a potentially dangerous dog or as a dangerous dog or as a restricted dog or as a prohibited dog, as the case may be
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An Animal Control Officer may either on his or her own initiative or as a result of information received by him or her from any source conduct an inquiry into whether a dog should be designated a potentially dangerous dog or as a dangerous dog or as a restricted dog or as a prohibited dog, as the case may be;
(substituted B/L 374-2004, dated Nov. 22, 2004)
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- 17 (a) through (e)
- 26 (a) through (l)
- 21 The requirements of sections 16(d) and
- 22 An Guardian whose dog has been designated a potentially dangerous dog or a dangerous dog pursuant to this by-law shall advise the Animal Control Officer immediately if he or she transfers guardianship of such dog to another person or changes the address at which such dog is kept and shall furnish the Animal Control Officer with particulars of the name and address of the new Guardian or the new address at which the potentially dangerous dog or the dangerous dog is kept
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