Windsor : Règlement no 245-2004, art. 15 — Dog Control, Registration and Licensing By-law
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- a) Every Guardian, when his or her dog is on the property of the Guardian or on the property of some other person with such person’s consent, shall keep his or her dog from leaving such property on its own, by means of:
- i. Enclosure;
- ii. Containment within a fenced area; or
- iii. Physical restraint of the dog by a chain or other similar mean.
- b) Despite section 15(a), an Guardian, when such dog is on the property of the Guardian or on the property of some other person with such person’s consent and where such lands are zoned and used for agricultural purposes, may keep the dog from leaving such property on its own by any reasonable means.
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