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The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands
Office Consolidation of By-law No. 2021-071
Office Consolidation of By-law No. 2021-071
Office Consolidation of By-law No. 2021-071
Office Consolidation of By-law No. 2021-071
Office Consolidation of By-law No. 2021-071
OFFICE CONSOLIDATION
Being a By-law to Control and License Dogs and
Kennels
Being a By-law to Control and License Dogs and
Kennels
Being a By-law to Control and License Dogs and
Kennels
Being a By-law to Control and License Dogs and
Kennels
-As amended by By-law 2022-084 (shown in red) and
By-law 2023-034 (shown in blue)-
-As amended by By-law 2022-084 (shown in red) and
By-law 2023-034 (shown in blue)-
-As amended by By-law 2022-084 (shown in red) and
By-law 2023-034 (shown in blue)-
-As amended by By-law 2022-084 (shown in red) and
By-law 2023-034 (shown in blue)-
-As amended by By-law 2022-084 (shown in red) and
By-law 2023-034 (shown in blue)-
-As amended by By-law 2022-084 (shown in red) and
By-law 2023-034 (shown in blue)-
-As amended by By-law 2022-084 (shown in red) and
By-law 2023-034 (shown in blue)-
-As amended by By-law 2022-084 (shown in red) and
By-law 2023-034 (shown in blue)-
-As amended by By-law 2022-084 (shown in red) and
By-law 2023-034 (shown in blue)-
-As amended by By-law 2022-084 (shown in red) and
By-law 2023-034 (shown in blue)-
-As amended by By-law 2022-084 (shown in red) and
By-law 2023-034 (shown in blue)-
-As amended by By-law 2022-084 (shown in red) and
By-law 2023-034 (shown in blue)-
-As amended by By-law 2022-084 (shown in red) and
By-law 2023-034 (shown in blue)-
Whereas, Section 5(3) of the Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001, c. 25, as
amended, provides that a municipal power shall be exercised by by-law;
and
Whereas, Section 5(3) of the Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001, c. 25, as
amended, provides that a municipal power shall be exercised by by-law;
and
Whereas, Section 5(3) of the Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001, c. 25, as
amended, provides that a municipal power shall be exercised by by-law;
and
Whereas, Section 5(3) of the Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001, c. 25, as
amended, provides that a municipal power shall be exercised by by-law;
and
Whereas, Section 5(3) of the Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001, c. 25, as
amended, provides that a municipal power shall be exercised by by-law;
and
Whereas, Section 5(3) of the Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001, c. 25, as
amended, provides that a municipal power shall be exercised by by-law;
and
Whereas, Section 11(3) paragraph 9 of the Municipal Act, 2001, permits
municipalities to pass by-laws respecting matters within the sphere of
jurisdiction of "animals"; and
Whereas, Section 11(3) paragraph 9 of the Municipal Act, 2001, permits
municipalities to pass by-laws respecting matters within the sphere of
jurisdiction of "animals"; and
Whereas, Section 11(3) paragraph 9 of the Municipal Act, 2001, permits
municipalities to pass by-laws respecting matters within the sphere of
jurisdiction of "animals"; and
Whereas, Section 11(3) paragraph 9 of the Municipal Act, 2001, permits
municipalities to pass by-laws respecting matters within the sphere of
jurisdiction of "animals"; and
Whereas, Section 11(3) paragraph 9 of the Municipal Act, 2001, permits
municipalities to pass by-laws respecting matters within the sphere of
jurisdiction of "animals"; and
Whereas, Section 11(3) paragraph 9 of the Municipal Act, 2001, permits
municipalities to pass by-laws respecting matters within the sphere of
jurisdiction of "animals"; and
Whereas, Section 11(3) paragraph 9 of the Municipal Act, 2001, permits
municipalities to pass by-laws respecting matters within the sphere of
jurisdiction of "animals"; and
Whereas, Section 9(3) of the Act provides that a by-law may regulate or
prohibit respecting the matter; and, as a part of that power, require
persons to do things respecting the matter, provide for a system of
licenses, permits, approvals or registrations respecting the matter and
impose conditions as a requirement of obtaining, continuing to hold or
renewing a license, permit, approval or registration; and
Whereas, Section 9(3) of the Act provides that a by-law may regulate or
prohibit respecting the matter; and, as a part of that power, require
persons to do things respecting the matter, provide for a system of
licenses, permits, approvals or registrations respecting the matter and
impose conditions as a requirement of obtaining, continuing to hold or
renewing a license, permit, approval or registration; and
Whereas, Section 9(3) of the Act provides that a by-law may regulate or
prohibit respecting the matter; and, as a part of that power, require
persons to do things respecting the matter, provide for a system of
licenses, permits, approvals or registrations respecting the matter and
impose conditions as a requirement of obtaining, continuing to hold or
renewing a license, permit, approval or registration; and
Whereas, Section 9(3) of the Act provides that a by-law may regulate or
prohibit respecting the matter; and, as a part of that power, require
persons to do things respecting the matter, provide for a system of
licenses, permits, approvals or registrations respecting the matter and
impose conditions as a requirement of obtaining, continuing to hold or
renewing a license, permit, approval or registration; and
Whereas, Section 9(3) of the Act provides that a by-law may regulate or
prohibit respecting the matter; and, as a part of that power, require
persons to do things respecting the matter, provide for a system of
licenses, permits, approvals or registrations respecting the matter and
impose conditions as a requirement of obtaining, continuing to hold or
renewing a license, permit, approval or registration; and
Whereas, Section 9(3) of the Act provides that a by-law may regulate or
prohibit respecting the matter; and, as a part of that power, require
persons to do things respecting the matter, provide for a system of
licenses, permits, approvals or registrations respecting the matter and
impose conditions as a requirement of obtaining, continuing to hold or
renewing a license, permit, approval or registration; and
Whereas, Section 9(3) of the Act provides that a by-law may regulate or
prohibit respecting the matter; and, as a part of that power, require
persons to do things respecting the matter, provide for a system of
licenses, permits, approvals or registrations respecting the matter and
impose conditions as a requirement of obtaining, continuing to hold or
renewing a license, permit, approval or registration; and
Whereas, Section 9(3) of the Act provides that a by-law may regulate or
prohibit respecting the matter; and, as a part of that power, require
persons to do things respecting the matter, provide for a system of
licenses, permits, approvals or registrations respecting the matter and
impose conditions as a requirement of obtaining, continuing to hold or
renewing a license, permit, approval or registration; and
Whereas, Section 9(3) of the Act provides that a by-law may regulate or
prohibit respecting the matter; and, as a part of that power, require
persons to do things respecting the matter, provide for a system of
licenses, permits, approvals or registrations respecting the matter and
impose conditions as a requirement of obtaining, continuing to hold or
renewing a license, permit, approval or registration; and
Whereas, Section 9(3) of the Act provides that a by-law may regulate or
prohibit respecting the matter; and, as a part of that power, require
persons to do things respecting the matter, provide for a system of
licenses, permits, approvals or registrations respecting the matter and
impose conditions as a requirement of obtaining, continuing to hold or
renewing a license, permit, approval or registration; and
Whereas, Sections 103 and 105 of the Municipal Act, 2001 provide
specifically that a by-law may provide for the impounding of animals and
the muzzling of dogs;
Whereas, Sections 103 and 105 of the Municipal Act, 2001 provide
specifically that a by-law may provide for the impounding of animals and
the muzzling of dogs;
Whereas, Sections 103 and 105 of the Municipal Act, 2001 provide
specifically that a by-law may provide for the impounding of animals and
the muzzling of dogs;
Whereas, Sections 103 and 105 of the Municipal Act, 2001 provide
specifically that a by-law may provide for the impounding of animals and
the muzzling of dogs;
Whereas, Sections 103 and 105 of the Municipal Act, 2001 provide
specifically that a by-law may provide for the impounding of animals and
the muzzling of dogs;
Whereas, Sections 103 and 105 of the Municipal Act, 2001 provide
specifically that a by-law may provide for the impounding of animals and
the muzzling of dogs;
Whereas, Sections 103 and 105 of the Municipal Act, 2001 provide
specifically that a by-law may provide for the impounding of animals and
the muzzling of dogs;
Now Therefore the Council of the Municipality of Grey Highlands
hereby enacts as follows:
Now Therefore the Council of the Municipality of Grey Highlands
hereby enacts as follows:
1. DEFINITIONS
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
1.1Definitions in this By-law:
(a)"Animal Control Officer/Canine Control Officer" means a
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer appointed by the Municipality,
whose duties include the enforcement of this by-law.
(a-1) "Approved Foster Organization" shall mean an organization
that rescues and fosters dogs and that has been approved in writing
for the purposes of this By-law by the Municipality. The approval
process shall be determined by the Municipality and may include the
requirement to submit supporting documentation to prove validity of
said organization, inspection of premises or anything else deemed
required by the Municipality.
(b)"At Large" or "Trespass", in the context of dogs shall mean to be
found in a place other than the premises of the owner of the dog and
not under the physical control, by means of a leash held by said
person, of the owner of the dog or other competent person authorized
by the owner to have control. 'Run at Large or Running At Large' shall
have the same meaning under this By Law.
(c)"Bite" means the breaking, puncturing or bruising of the skin of a
person or a domestic animal caused by the tooth or teeth of a dog.
(d)"Dangerous Dog" means a dog that
-has, in the absence of any mitigating factor, (exceptions may be
made by the if the dog was teased, abused, assaulted or if the dog
was reacting to a person trespassing on the property owned by the
dog's owner ) attacked, bitten, or caused injury to a person or has
demonstrated a propensity, tendency or disposition to do so; or
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-has significantly injured a domestic or farm animal; or
-has shown the disposition or tendency to be threatening or
aggressive to persons or animals; or
-has been previously designated as a potentially dangerous dog, is
kept or permitted to be kept in violation of the requirements for such
dog.
(e)"Dog" means a domestic pet dog of the species canis lupus
familiaris and includes both male and female of the species.
(f)"Dog tag" means a metal piece furnished by the Municipality of
Grey Highlands that bears an identification number and is suitable to
be securely fixed on an animal for the purpose of identification. Such
tag is received upon registration of a dog and payment of the
appropriate fee.
(g)"Dwelling unit" means a room or suite of rooms occupied or
capable of being occupied as an independent and separate
housekeeping establishment and have self-contained culinary and
sanitary features.
(g-1) "Foster Home" shall mean the dwelling unit of an individual who
has been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to
foster dogs on a temporary basis until a permanent owner can be
found.
(g-2) "Fostering Dog Owner" shall mean the individual who has
been approved in writing by an Approved Foster Organization to foster
dogs in a Foster Home and who owns, keeps, possesses, harbours or
acts as a guardian of the dog on a temporary basis until a permanent
owner can be found. The Fostering Dog Owner shall be considered the
owner of the dog under this by-law while the dog is under their care.
(h)"Guide Dog" means a dog that is trained to aid persons with
disabilities and is actively in use for such purposes;
(i)"Hunting Dog" means a dog that is trained, kept and utilized for
hunting purposes.
(j)"Kennel" means an establishment where more than three (3) dogs
are kept for the purpose of work, show, training, keeping, breeding
and raising for profit or gain, but shall not apply to the keeping of
animals in a veterinary establishment for the purpose of observation
and/or recovery necessary to veterinary treatment or, to the keeping
of hunting, or working dogs. working or foster dogs within the
dwelling unit or foster home.
(k)"Kennel License" means a certificate issued by the Clerk or
designate of the Municipality upon fulfilling the requirements of the
by-law and by payment of the appropriate fee.
(l)"Keep" means to have temporary or permanent control or
possession of an animal.
(m)"License" means a license that has been issued and paid for the
current licensing year or a lifetime license issued for the lifetime of
the dog that has met the requirements of the license and has been
microchipped.
(n)"License issuer" means the Municipal Clerk or their designate of
The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(o)"Microchip" means an object which may be permanently
implanted in a dog by injection or surgical procedure, which is
programmed to store a unique and permanent identification number
and is capable of using radio-frequency signals to relay the stored
information to a scanning device.
U)"Mitigating factor" means a circumstance which excuses
aggressive behaviour of a dog and, without limiting the generality of
the foregoing, may include circumstances where:
permanent owner can be found.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence to an attack by a person or domestic animal;
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, acting in
defence of its young or to a person or domestic animal trespassing on
the property of its owner; or
-the dog was, at the time of the aggressive behaviour, being
teased, provoked, or tormented.
(k)"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means a By-law
Enforcement Officer, interim or full time, as appointed by Council for
the Municipality of Grey Highlands.
(I)"Municipality" means The Corporation of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands.
(m)"Muzzle" means a humane fastening or covering device of
adequate strength which when placed over the mouth of a dog will
then prevent that dog from biting.
(n)"Owner" includes a person who possesses, or has control care or
custody or harbours a dog, or the person identified on the dog license
and where the owner is a minor the person responsible for the
custody of the minor.
(o)"Peace Officer or Officer" means:
-a police officer, including a police officer within the meaning of the
Police Services Act and/or Community Safety and Policing Act, a
special constable, a First Nations Constable and an auxiliary member
of a police force;
-canine or animal control officer appointed by the Municipality
-a municipal law enforcement officer; or
-a public officer designated as a peace officer for the purposes of the
Dog Owner's Liability Act.
(p)"Pet shop" means an establishment engaged in the retail sale of
animals.
(q)"Pet shop keeper" means a person who has the charge, care or
ownership of a pet shop.
(r)"Poundkeeper" means those appointed by By-law as poundkeeper
for the Municipality.
(s)"Pound" means the premises that are used for the detention,
maintenance or disposal of dogs that have been impounded pursuant
to this By-law or the Dog Owners Liability Act.
(t)"Running at large" means to be found in any place other than the
premises of the owner of the dog and not under the physical control
of any person by means of a leash held by the said person.
(u)"Rural" means any land located within any area designated under
Section 6 Agricultural and Rural Zones by the Municipality Zoning by-
law or any land located within the Niagara Escarpment Commission
Development Permit area.
(v)"Working Dog" means a dog trained, kept and utilized for work
purposes including, but not limited to, livestock handling and /or
guarding, pest and predator control, recreational dog sled use and
police or rescue dogs.
2. MUNICIPAL RESPONSIBILITIES
2.1RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE MUNICIPAL CLERK
The Municipal Clerk or designate shall:
(a)be responsible for the issuance, suspension and revocation of all
licenses pertaining to this by-law;
(b)accept applications for licenses required by this by-law;
(c)provide, if requested, a copy of this by-law to each applicant for a
license under the provisions of this by-law;
(d)maintain a record of all licenses issued including name and address
of dog owner; serial number of tag; date of registration; description
of dog; amount of fee paid upon registration
2.1RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE MUNICIPAL CLERK
The Municipal Clerk or designate shall:
(a)be responsible for the issuance, suspension and revocation of all
licenses pertaining to this by-law;
(b)accept applications for licenses required by this by-law;
(c)provide, if requested, a copy of this by-law to each applicant for a
license under the provisions of this by-law;
(d)maintain a record of all licenses issued including name and address
of dog owner; serial number of tag; date of registration; description
of dog; amount of fee paid upon registration
2.1RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE MUNICIPAL CLERK
The Municipal Clerk or designate shall:
(a)be responsible for the issuance, suspension and revocation of all
licenses pertaining to this by-law;
(b)accept applications for licenses required by this by-law;
(c)provide, if requested, a copy of this by-law to each applicant for a
license under the provisions of this by-law;
(d)maintain a record of all licenses issued including name and address
of dog owner; serial number of tag; date of registration; description
of dog; amount of fee paid upon registration
2.1RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE MUNICIPAL CLERK
The Municipal Clerk or designate shall:
(a)be responsible for the issuance, suspension and revocation of all
licenses pertaining to this by-law;
(b)accept applications for licenses required by this by-law;
(c)provide, if requested, a copy of this by-law to each applicant for a
license under the provisions of this by-law;
(d)maintain a record of all licenses issued including name and address
of dog owner; serial number of tag; date of registration; description
of dog; amount of fee paid upon registration
2.1RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE MUNICIPAL CLERK
The Municipal Clerk or designate shall:
(a)be responsible for the issuance, suspension and revocation of all
licenses pertaining to this by-law;
(b)accept applications for licenses required by this by-law;
(c)provide, if requested, a copy of this by-law to each applicant for a
license under the provisions of this by-law;
(d)maintain a record of all licenses issued including name and address
of dog owner; serial number of tag; date of registration; description
of dog; amount of fee paid upon registration
2.1RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE MUNICIPAL CLERK
The Municipal Clerk or designate shall:
(a)be responsible for the issuance, suspension and revocation of all
licenses pertaining to this by-law;
(b)accept applications for licenses required by this by-law;
(c)provide, if requested, a copy of this by-law to each applicant for a
license under the provisions of this by-law;
(d)maintain a record of all licenses issued including name and address
of dog owner; serial number of tag; date of registration; description
of dog; amount of fee paid upon registration
2.1RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE MUNICIPAL CLERK
The Municipal Clerk or designate shall:
(a)be responsible for the issuance, suspension and revocation of all
licenses pertaining to this by-law;
(b)accept applications for licenses required by this by-law;
(c)provide, if requested, a copy of this by-law to each applicant for a
license under the provisions of this by-law;
(d)maintain a record of all licenses issued including name and address
of dog owner; serial number of tag; date of registration; description
of dog; amount of fee paid upon registration
2.1RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE MUNICIPAL CLERK
The Municipal Clerk or designate shall:
(a)be responsible for the issuance, suspension and revocation of all
licenses pertaining to this by-law;
(b)accept applications for licenses required by this by-law;
(c)provide, if requested, a copy of this by-law to each applicant for a
license under the provisions of this by-law;
(d)maintain a record of all licenses issued including name and address
of dog owner; serial number of tag; date of registration; description
of dog; amount of fee paid upon registration
2.1RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE MUNICIPAL CLERK
The Municipal Clerk or designate shall:
(a)be responsible for the issuance, suspension and revocation of all
licenses pertaining to this by-law;
(b)accept applications for licenses required by this by-law;
(c)provide, if requested, a copy of this by-law to each applicant for a
license under the provisions of this by-law;
(d)maintain a record of all licenses issued including name and address
of dog owner; serial number of tag; date of registration; description
of dog; amount of fee paid upon registration
2.1RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE MUNICIPAL CLERK
The Municipal Clerk or designate shall:
(a)be responsible for the issuance, suspension and revocation of all
licenses pertaining to this by-law;
(b)accept applications for licenses required by this by-law;
(c)provide, if requested, a copy of this by-law to each applicant for a
license under the provisions of this by-law;
(d)maintain a record of all licenses issued including name and address
of dog owner; serial number of tag; date of registration; description
of dog; amount of fee paid upon registration
2.1RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE MUNICIPAL CLERK
The Municipal Clerk or designate shall:
(a)be responsible for the issuance, suspension and revocation of all
licenses pertaining to this by-law;
(b)accept applications for licenses required by this by-law;
(c)provide, if requested, a copy of this by-law to each applicant for a
license under the provisions of this by-law;
(d)maintain a record of all licenses issued including name and address
of dog owner; serial number of tag; date of registration; description
of dog; amount of fee paid upon registration
2.1RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE MUNICIPAL CLERK
The Municipal Clerk or designate shall:
(a)be responsible for the issuance, suspension and revocation of all
licenses pertaining to this by-law;
(b)accept applications for licenses required by this by-law;
(c)provide, if requested, a copy of this by-law to each applicant for a
license under the provisions of this by-law;
(d)maintain a record of all licenses issued including name and address
of dog owner; serial number of tag; date of registration; description
of dog; amount of fee paid upon registration
2.1RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE MUNICIPAL CLERK
The Municipal Clerk or designate shall:
(a)be responsible for the issuance, suspension and revocation of all
licenses pertaining to this by-law;
(b)accept applications for licenses required by this by-law;
(c)provide, if requested, a copy of this by-law to each applicant for a
license under the provisions of this by-law;
(d)maintain a record of all licenses issued including name and address
of dog owner; serial number of tag; date of registration; description
of dog; amount of fee paid upon registration
2.1RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE MUNICIPAL CLERK
The Municipal Clerk or designate shall:
(a)be responsible for the issuance, suspension and revocation of all
licenses pertaining to this by-law;
(b)accept applications for licenses required by this by-law;
(c)provide, if requested, a copy of this by-law to each applicant for a
license under the provisions of this by-law;
(d)maintain a record of all licenses issued including name and address
of dog owner; serial number of tag; date of registration; description
of dog; amount of fee paid upon registration
2.1RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE MUNICIPAL CLERK
The Municipal Clerk or designate shall:
(a)be responsible for the issuance, suspension and revocation of all
licenses pertaining to this by-law;
(b)accept applications for licenses required by this by-law;
(c)provide, if requested, a copy of this by-law to each applicant for a
license under the provisions of this by-law;
(d)maintain a record of all licenses issued including name and address
of dog owner; serial number of tag; date of registration; description
of dog; amount of fee paid upon registration
2.1RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE MUNICIPAL CLERK
The Municipal Clerk or designate shall:
(a)be responsible for the issuance, suspension and revocation of all
licenses pertaining to this by-law;
(b)accept applications for licenses required by this by-law;
(c)provide, if requested, a copy of this by-law to each applicant for a
license under the provisions of this by-law;
(d)maintain a record of all licenses issued including name and address
of dog owner; serial number of tag; date of registration; description
of dog; amount of fee paid upon registration
2.1RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE MUNICIPAL CLERK
The Municipal Clerk or designate shall:
(a)be responsible for the issuance, suspension and revocation of all
licenses pertaining to this by-law;
(b)accept applications for licenses required by this by-law;
(c)provide, if requested, a copy of this by-law to each applicant for a
license under the provisions of this by-law;
(d)maintain a record of all licenses issued including name and address
of dog owner; serial number of tag; date of registration; description
of dog; amount of fee paid upon registration
2.1RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE MUNICIPAL CLERK
The Municipal Clerk or designate shall:
(a)be responsible for the issuance, suspension and revocation of all
licenses pertaining to this by-law;
(b)accept applications for licenses required by this by-law;
(c)provide, if requested, a copy of this by-law to each applicant for a
license under the provisions of this by-law;
(d)maintain a record of all licenses issued including name and address
of dog owner; serial number of tag; date of registration; description
of dog; amount of fee paid upon registration
2.1RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE MUNICIPAL CLERK
The Municipal Clerk or designate shall:
(a)be responsible for the issuance, suspension and revocation of all
licenses pertaining to this by-law;
(b)accept applications for licenses required by this by-law;
(c)provide, if requested, a copy of this by-law to each applicant for a
license under the provisions of this by-law;
(d)maintain a record of all licenses issued including name and address
of dog owner; serial number of tag; date of registration; description
of dog; amount of fee paid upon registration
2.1RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE MUNICIPAL CLERK
The Municipal Clerk or designate shall:
(a)be responsible for the issuance, suspension and revocation of all
licenses pertaining to this by-law;
(b)accept applications for licenses required by this by-law;
(c)provide, if requested, a copy of this by-law to each applicant for a
license under the provisions of this by-law;
(d)maintain a record of all licenses issued including name and address
of dog owner; serial number of tag; date of registration; description
of dog; amount of fee paid upon registration
(e)undertake a thorough review of this by-law and report thereon to
the Municipal Council any proposed amendments to be undertaken as
required.
(f) maintain a record of all approved Foster Organizations to be
made available for public inspection on the Municipal website.
(e)undertake a thorough review of this by-law and report thereon to
the Municipal Council any proposed amendments to be undertaken as
required.
(f) maintain a record of all approved Foster Organizations to be
made available for public inspection on the Municipal website.
(e)undertake a thorough review of this by-law and report thereon to
the Municipal Council any proposed amendments to be undertaken as
required.
(f) maintain a record of all approved Foster Organizations to be
made available for public inspection on the Municipal website.
(e)undertake a thorough review of this by-law and report thereon to
the Municipal Council any proposed amendments to be undertaken as
required.
(f) maintain a record of all approved Foster Organizations to be
made available for public inspection on the Municipal website.
(e)undertake a thorough review of this by-law and report thereon to
the Municipal Council any proposed amendments to be undertaken as
required.
(f) maintain a record of all approved Foster Organizations to be
made available for public inspection on the Municipal website.
(e)undertake a thorough review of this by-law and report thereon to
the Municipal Council any proposed amendments to be undertaken as
required.
(f) maintain a record of all approved Foster Organizations to be
made available for public inspection on the Municipal website.
(e)undertake a thorough review of this by-law and report thereon to
the Municipal Council any proposed amendments to be undertaken as
required.
(f) maintain a record of all approved Foster Organizations to be
made available for public inspection on the Municipal website.
(e)undertake a thorough review of this by-law and report thereon to
the Municipal Council any proposed amendments to be undertaken as
required.
(f) maintain a record of all approved Foster Organizations to be
made available for public inspection on the Municipal website.
(e)undertake a thorough review of this by-law and report thereon to
the Municipal Council any proposed amendments to be undertaken as
required.
(f) maintain a record of all approved Foster Organizations to be
made available for public inspection on the Municipal website.
2.2RESPONSIBILITIES OF CANINE CONTROL OFFICER
Council shall by by-law appoint a canine control officer whose duties it
shall be to:
(a)Assist in the prosecution of any contravention of this by-law
(b)Assist in the upkeep of an accurate dog tag registry pursuant to
this by-law of which such records shall show the dog owners name
and address and the serial number of the dog tag.
(c)Inspect Kennels registered in the Municipality if and when required
to ensure compliance with this by-law.
(d)Administer and implement the provisions of this by-law.
(e) Inspect foster organizations requesting approval by the
Municipality under this by-law.
2.2RESPONSIBILITIES OF CANINE CONTROL OFFICER
Council shall by by-law appoint a canine control officer whose duties it
shall be to:
(a)Assist in the prosecution of any contravention of this by-law
(b)Assist in the upkeep of an accurate dog tag registry pursuant to
this by-law of which such records shall show the dog owners name
and address and the serial number of the dog tag.
(c)Inspect Kennels registered in the Municipality if and when required
to ensure compliance with this by-law.
(d)Administer and implement the provisions of this by-law.
(e) Inspect foster organizations requesting approval by the
Municipality under this by-law.
2.2RESPONSIBILITIES OF CANINE CONTROL OFFICER
Council shall by by-law appoint a canine control officer whose duties it
shall be to:
(a)Assist in the prosecution of any contravention of this by-law
(b)Assist in the upkeep of an accurate dog tag registry pursuant to
this by-law of which such records shall show the dog owners name
and address and the serial number of the dog tag.
(c)Inspect Kennels registered in the Municipality if and when required
to ensure compliance with this by-law.
(d)Administer and implement the provisions of this by-law.
(e) Inspect foster organizations requesting approval by the
Municipality under this by-law.
2.2RESPONSIBILITIES OF CANINE CONTROL OFFICER
Council shall by by-law appoint a canine control officer whose duties it
shall be to:
(a)Assist in the prosecution of any contravention of this by-law
(b)Assist in the upkeep of an accurate dog tag registry pursuant to
this by-law of which such records shall show the dog owners name
and address and the serial number of the dog tag.
(c)Inspect Kennels registered in the Municipality if and when required
to ensure compliance with this by-law.
(d)Administer and implement the provisions of this by-law.
(e) Inspect foster organizations requesting approval by the
Municipality under this by-law.
2.2RESPONSIBILITIES OF CANINE CONTROL OFFICER
Council shall by by-law appoint a canine control officer whose duties it
shall be to:
(a)Assist in the prosecution of any contravention of this by-law
(b)Assist in the upkeep of an accurate dog tag registry pursuant to
this by-law of which such records shall show the dog owners name
and address and the serial number of the dog tag.
(c)Inspect Kennels registered in the Municipality if and when required
to ensure compliance with this by-law.
(d)Administer and implement the provisions of this by-law.
(e) Inspect foster organizations requesting approval by the
Municipality under this by-law.
2.2RESPONSIBILITIES OF CANINE CONTROL OFFICER
Council shall by by-law appoint a canine control officer whose duties it
shall be to:
(a)Assist in the prosecution of any contravention of this by-law
(b)Assist in the upkeep of an accurate dog tag registry pursuant to
this by-law of which such records shall show the dog owners name
and address and the serial number of the dog tag.
(c)Inspect Kennels registered in the Municipality if and when required
to ensure compliance with this by-law.
(d)Administer and implement the provisions of this by-law.
(e) Inspect foster organizations requesting approval by the
Municipality under this by-law.
2.2RESPONSIBILITIES OF CANINE CONTROL OFFICER
Council shall by by-law appoint a canine control officer whose duties it
shall be to:
(a)Assist in the prosecution of any contravention of this by-law
(b)Assist in the upkeep of an accurate dog tag registry pursuant to
this by-law of which such records shall show the dog owners name
and address and the serial number of the dog tag.
(c)Inspect Kennels registered in the Municipality if and when required
to ensure compliance with this by-law.
(d)Administer and implement the provisions of this by-law.
(e) Inspect foster organizations requesting approval by the
Municipality under this by-law.
2.2RESPONSIBILITIES OF CANINE CONTROL OFFICER
Council shall by by-law appoint a canine control officer whose duties it
shall be to:
(a)Assist in the prosecution of any contravention of this by-law
(b)Assist in the upkeep of an accurate dog tag registry pursuant to
this by-law of which such records shall show the dog owners name
and address and the serial number of the dog tag.
(c)Inspect Kennels registered in the Municipality if and when required
to ensure compliance with this by-law.
(d)Administer and implement the provisions of this by-law.
(e) Inspect foster organizations requesting approval by the
Municipality under this by-law.
2.2RESPONSIBILITIES OF CANINE CONTROL OFFICER
Council shall by by-law appoint a canine control officer whose duties it
shall be to:
(a)Assist in the prosecution of any contravention of this by-law
(b)Assist in the upkeep of an accurate dog tag registry pursuant to
this by-law of which such records shall show the dog owners name
and address and the serial number of the dog tag.
(c)Inspect Kennels registered in the Municipality if and when required
to ensure compliance with this by-law.
(d)Administer and implement the provisions of this by-law.
(e) Inspect foster organizations requesting approval by the
Municipality under this by-law.
2.2RESPONSIBILITIES OF CANINE CONTROL OFFICER
Council shall by by-law appoint a canine control officer whose duties it
shall be to:
(a)Assist in the prosecution of any contravention of this by-law
(b)Assist in the upkeep of an accurate dog tag registry pursuant to
this by-law of which such records shall show the dog owners name
and address and the serial number of the dog tag.
(c)Inspect Kennels registered in the Municipality if and when required
to ensure compliance with this by-law.
(d)Administer and implement the provisions of this by-law.
(e) Inspect foster organizations requesting approval by the
Municipality under this by-law.
2.2RESPONSIBILITIES OF CANINE CONTROL OFFICER
Council shall by by-law appoint a canine control officer whose duties it
shall be to:
(a)Assist in the prosecution of any contravention of this by-law
(b)Assist in the upkeep of an accurate dog tag registry pursuant to
this by-law of which such records shall show the dog owners name
and address and the serial number of the dog tag.
(c)Inspect Kennels registered in the Municipality if and when required
to ensure compliance with this by-law.
(d)Administer and implement the provisions of this by-law.
(e) Inspect foster organizations requesting approval by the
Municipality under this by-law.
2.2RESPONSIBILITIES OF CANINE CONTROL OFFICER
Council shall by by-law appoint a canine control officer whose duties it
shall be to:
(a)Assist in the prosecution of any contravention of this by-law
(b)Assist in the upkeep of an accurate dog tag registry pursuant to
this by-law of which such records shall show the dog owners name
and address and the serial number of the dog tag.
(c)Inspect Kennels registered in the Municipality if and when required
to ensure compliance with this by-law.
(d)Administer and implement the provisions of this by-law.
(e) Inspect foster organizations requesting approval by the
Municipality under this by-law.
2.2RESPONSIBILITIES OF CANINE CONTROL OFFICER
Council shall by by-law appoint a canine control officer whose duties it
shall be to:
(a)Assist in the prosecution of any contravention of this by-law
(b)Assist in the upkeep of an accurate dog tag registry pursuant to
this by-law of which such records shall show the dog owners name
and address and the serial number of the dog tag.
(c)Inspect Kennels registered in the Municipality if and when required
to ensure compliance with this by-law.
(d)Administer and implement the provisions of this by-law.
(e) Inspect foster organizations requesting approval by the
Municipality under this by-law.
2.2RESPONSIBILITIES OF CANINE CONTROL OFFICER
Council shall by by-law appoint a canine control officer whose duties it
shall be to:
(a)Assist in the prosecution of any contravention of this by-law
(b)Assist in the upkeep of an accurate dog tag registry pursuant to
this by-law of which such records shall show the dog owners name
and address and the serial number of the dog tag.
(c)Inspect Kennels registered in the Municipality if and when required
to ensure compliance with this by-law.
(d)Administer and implement the provisions of this by-law.
(e) Inspect foster organizations requesting approval by the
Municipality under this by-law.
2.2RESPONSIBILITIES OF CANINE CONTROL OFFICER
Council shall by by-law appoint a canine control officer whose duties it
shall be to:
(a)Assist in the prosecution of any contravention of this by-law
(b)Assist in the upkeep of an accurate dog tag registry pursuant to
this by-law of which such records shall show the dog owners name
and address and the serial number of the dog tag.
(c)Inspect Kennels registered in the Municipality if and when required
to ensure compliance with this by-law.
(d)Administer and implement the provisions of this by-law.
(e) Inspect foster organizations requesting approval by the
Municipality under this by-law.
2.2RESPONSIBILITIES OF CANINE CONTROL OFFICER
Council shall by by-law appoint a canine control officer whose duties it
shall be to:
(a)Assist in the prosecution of any contravention of this by-law
(b)Assist in the upkeep of an accurate dog tag registry pursuant to
this by-law of which such records shall show the dog owners name
and address and the serial number of the dog tag.
(c)Inspect Kennels registered in the Municipality if and when required
to ensure compliance with this by-law.
(d)Administer and implement the provisions of this by-law.
(e) Inspect foster organizations requesting approval by the
Municipality under this by-law.
2.2RESPONSIBILITIES OF CANINE CONTROL OFFICER
Council shall by by-law appoint a canine control officer whose duties it
shall be to:
(a)Assist in the prosecution of any contravention of this by-law
(b)Assist in the upkeep of an accurate dog tag registry pursuant to
this by-law of which such records shall show the dog owners name
and address and the serial number of the dog tag.
(c)Inspect Kennels registered in the Municipality if and when required
to ensure compliance with this by-law.
(d)Administer and implement the provisions of this by-law.
(e) Inspect foster organizations requesting approval by the
Municipality under this by-law.
2.2RESPONSIBILITIES OF CANINE CONTROL OFFICER
Council shall by by-law appoint a canine control officer whose duties it
shall be to:
(a)Assist in the prosecution of any contravention of this by-law
(b)Assist in the upkeep of an accurate dog tag registry pursuant to
this by-law of which such records shall show the dog owners name
and address and the serial number of the dog tag.
(c)Inspect Kennels registered in the Municipality if and when required
to ensure compliance with this by-law.
(d)Administer and implement the provisions of this by-law.
(e) Inspect foster organizations requesting approval by the
Municipality under this by-law.
2.2RESPONSIBILITIES OF CANINE CONTROL OFFICER
Council shall by by-law appoint a canine control officer whose duties it
shall be to:
(a)Assist in the prosecution of any contravention of this by-law
(b)Assist in the upkeep of an accurate dog tag registry pursuant to
this by-law of which such records shall show the dog owners name
and address and the serial number of the dog tag.
(c)Inspect Kennels registered in the Municipality if and when required
to ensure compliance with this by-law.
(d)Administer and implement the provisions of this by-law.
(e) Inspect foster organizations requesting approval by the
Municipality under this by-law.
2.2RESPONSIBILITIES OF CANINE CONTROL OFFICER
Council shall by by-law appoint a canine control officer whose duties it
shall be to:
(a)Assist in the prosecution of any contravention of this by-law
(b)Assist in the upkeep of an accurate dog tag registry pursuant to
this by-law of which such records shall show the dog owners name
and address and the serial number of the dog tag.
(c)Inspect Kennels registered in the Municipality if and when required
to ensure compliance with this by-law.
(d)Administer and implement the provisions of this by-law.
(e) Inspect foster organizations requesting approval by the
Municipality under this by-law.
2.2RESPONSIBILITIES OF CANINE CONTROL OFFICER
Council shall by by-law appoint a canine control officer whose duties it
shall be to:
(a)Assist in the prosecution of any contravention of this by-law
(b)Assist in the upkeep of an accurate dog tag registry pursuant to
this by-law of which such records shall show the dog owners name
and address and the serial number of the dog tag.
(c)Inspect Kennels registered in the Municipality if and when required
to ensure compliance with this by-law.
(d)Administer and implement the provisions of this by-law.
(e) Inspect foster organizations requesting approval by the
Municipality under this by-law.
2.2RESPONSIBILITIES OF CANINE CONTROL OFFICER
Council shall by by-law appoint a canine control officer whose duties it
shall be to:
(a)Assist in the prosecution of any contravention of this by-law
(b)Assist in the upkeep of an accurate dog tag registry pursuant to
this by-law of which such records shall show the dog owners name
and address and the serial number of the dog tag.
(c)Inspect Kennels registered in the Municipality if and when required
to ensure compliance with this by-law.
(d)Administer and implement the provisions of this by-law.
(e) Inspect foster organizations requesting approval by the
Municipality under this by-law.
2.2RESPONSIBILITIES OF CANINE CONTROL OFFICER
Council shall by by-law appoint a canine control officer whose duties it
shall be to:
(a)Assist in the prosecution of any contravention of this by-law
(b)Assist in the upkeep of an accurate dog tag registry pursuant to
this by-law of which such records shall show the dog owners name
and address and the serial number of the dog tag.
(c)Inspect Kennels registered in the Municipality if and when required
to ensure compliance with this by-law.
(d)Administer and implement the provisions of this by-law.
(e) Inspect foster organizations requesting approval by the
Municipality under this by-law.
2.2RESPONSIBILITIES OF CANINE CONTROL OFFICER
Council shall by by-law appoint a canine control officer whose duties it
shall be to:
(a)Assist in the prosecution of any contravention of this by-law
(b)Assist in the upkeep of an accurate dog tag registry pursuant to
this by-law of which such records shall show the dog owners name
and address and the serial number of the dog tag.
(c)Inspect Kennels registered in the Municipality if and when required
to ensure compliance with this by-law.
(d)Administer and implement the provisions of this by-law.
(e) Inspect foster organizations requesting approval by the
Municipality under this by-law.
2.2RESPONSIBILITIES OF CANINE CONTROL OFFICER
Council shall by by-law appoint a canine control officer whose duties it
shall be to:
(a)Assist in the prosecution of any contravention of this by-law
(b)Assist in the upkeep of an accurate dog tag registry pursuant to
this by-law of which such records shall show the dog owners name
and address and the serial number of the dog tag.
(c)Inspect Kennels registered in the Municipality if and when required
to ensure compliance with this by-law.
(d)Administer and implement the provisions of this by-law.
(e) Inspect foster organizations requesting approval by the
Municipality under this by-law.
2.2RESPONSIBILITIES OF CANINE CONTROL OFFICER
Council shall by by-law appoint a canine control officer whose duties it
shall be to:
(a)Assist in the prosecution of any contravention of this by-law
(b)Assist in the upkeep of an accurate dog tag registry pursuant to
this by-law of which such records shall show the dog owners name
and address and the serial number of the dog tag.
(c)Inspect Kennels registered in the Municipality if and when required
to ensure compliance with this by-law.
(d)Administer and implement the provisions of this by-law.
(e) Inspect foster organizations requesting approval by the
Municipality under this by-law.
2.2RESPONSIBILITIES OF CANINE CONTROL OFFICER
Council shall by by-law appoint a canine control officer whose duties it
shall be to:
(a)Assist in the prosecution of any contravention of this by-law
(b)Assist in the upkeep of an accurate dog tag registry pursuant to
this by-law of which such records shall show the dog owners name
and address and the serial number of the dog tag.
(c)Inspect Kennels registered in the Municipality if and when required
to ensure compliance with this by-law.
(d)Administer and implement the provisions of this by-law.
(e) Inspect foster organizations requesting approval by the
Municipality under this by-law.
3. GENERAL PROVISIONS
The provisions of this by-law apply to dog owners within the
Municipality of Grey Highlands.
3. GENERAL PROVISIONS
The provisions of this by-law apply to dog owners within the
Municipality of Grey Highlands.
3. GENERAL PROVISIONS
The provisions of this by-law apply to dog owners within the
Municipality of Grey Highlands.
3. GENERAL PROVISIONS
The provisions of this by-law apply to dog owners within the
Municipality of Grey Highlands.
3. GENERAL PROVISIONS
The provisions of this by-law apply to dog owners within the
Municipality of Grey Highlands.
3.1EXCEPTIONS TO BY-LAW
(a)This by-law shall not apply to a veterinary establishment, clinic or
boarding kennel lawfully operated and supervised by a veterinarian
who holds a license to engage in the practice of veterinary medicine
issued under the Veterinarians Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. V.3.
(b)This by-law shall not apply to pet shops.
(c)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained in a zoo, fair,
exhibition or circus operated or licensed by a municipal or other
governmental authority.
(d)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained at a research
facility registered under the Animals for Research Act.
3.1EXCEPTIONS TO BY-LAW
(a)This by-law shall not apply to a veterinary establishment, clinic or
boarding kennel lawfully operated and supervised by a veterinarian
who holds a license to engage in the practice of veterinary medicine
issued under the Veterinarians Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. V.3.
(b)This by-law shall not apply to pet shops.
(c)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained in a zoo, fair,
exhibition or circus operated or licensed by a municipal or other
governmental authority.
(d)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained at a research
facility registered under the Animals for Research Act.
3.1EXCEPTIONS TO BY-LAW
(a)This by-law shall not apply to a veterinary establishment, clinic or
boarding kennel lawfully operated and supervised by a veterinarian
who holds a license to engage in the practice of veterinary medicine
issued under the Veterinarians Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. V.3.
(b)This by-law shall not apply to pet shops.
(c)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained in a zoo, fair,
exhibition or circus operated or licensed by a municipal or other
governmental authority.
(d)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained at a research
facility registered under the Animals for Research Act.
3.1EXCEPTIONS TO BY-LAW
(a)This by-law shall not apply to a veterinary establishment, clinic or
boarding kennel lawfully operated and supervised by a veterinarian
who holds a license to engage in the practice of veterinary medicine
issued under the Veterinarians Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. V.3.
(b)This by-law shall not apply to pet shops.
(c)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained in a zoo, fair,
exhibition or circus operated or licensed by a municipal or other
governmental authority.
(d)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained at a research
facility registered under the Animals for Research Act.
3.1EXCEPTIONS TO BY-LAW
(a)This by-law shall not apply to a veterinary establishment, clinic or
boarding kennel lawfully operated and supervised by a veterinarian
who holds a license to engage in the practice of veterinary medicine
issued under the Veterinarians Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. V.3.
(b)This by-law shall not apply to pet shops.
(c)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained in a zoo, fair,
exhibition or circus operated or licensed by a municipal or other
governmental authority.
(d)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained at a research
facility registered under the Animals for Research Act.
3.1EXCEPTIONS TO BY-LAW
(a)This by-law shall not apply to a veterinary establishment, clinic or
boarding kennel lawfully operated and supervised by a veterinarian
who holds a license to engage in the practice of veterinary medicine
issued under the Veterinarians Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. V.3.
(b)This by-law shall not apply to pet shops.
(c)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained in a zoo, fair,
exhibition or circus operated or licensed by a municipal or other
governmental authority.
(d)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained at a research
facility registered under the Animals for Research Act.
3.1EXCEPTIONS TO BY-LAW
(a)This by-law shall not apply to a veterinary establishment, clinic or
boarding kennel lawfully operated and supervised by a veterinarian
who holds a license to engage in the practice of veterinary medicine
issued under the Veterinarians Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. V.3.
(b)This by-law shall not apply to pet shops.
(c)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained in a zoo, fair,
exhibition or circus operated or licensed by a municipal or other
governmental authority.
(d)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained at a research
facility registered under the Animals for Research Act.
3.1EXCEPTIONS TO BY-LAW
(a)This by-law shall not apply to a veterinary establishment, clinic or
boarding kennel lawfully operated and supervised by a veterinarian
who holds a license to engage in the practice of veterinary medicine
issued under the Veterinarians Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. V.3.
(b)This by-law shall not apply to pet shops.
(c)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained in a zoo, fair,
exhibition or circus operated or licensed by a municipal or other
governmental authority.
(d)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained at a research
facility registered under the Animals for Research Act.
3.1EXCEPTIONS TO BY-LAW
(a)This by-law shall not apply to a veterinary establishment, clinic or
boarding kennel lawfully operated and supervised by a veterinarian
who holds a license to engage in the practice of veterinary medicine
issued under the Veterinarians Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. V.3.
(b)This by-law shall not apply to pet shops.
(c)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained in a zoo, fair,
exhibition or circus operated or licensed by a municipal or other
governmental authority.
(d)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained at a research
facility registered under the Animals for Research Act.
3.1EXCEPTIONS TO BY-LAW
(a)This by-law shall not apply to a veterinary establishment, clinic or
boarding kennel lawfully operated and supervised by a veterinarian
who holds a license to engage in the practice of veterinary medicine
issued under the Veterinarians Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. V.3.
(b)This by-law shall not apply to pet shops.
(c)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained in a zoo, fair,
exhibition or circus operated or licensed by a municipal or other
governmental authority.
(d)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained at a research
facility registered under the Animals for Research Act.
3.1EXCEPTIONS TO BY-LAW
(a)This by-law shall not apply to a veterinary establishment, clinic or
boarding kennel lawfully operated and supervised by a veterinarian
who holds a license to engage in the practice of veterinary medicine
issued under the Veterinarians Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. V.3.
(b)This by-law shall not apply to pet shops.
(c)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained in a zoo, fair,
exhibition or circus operated or licensed by a municipal or other
governmental authority.
(d)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained at a research
facility registered under the Animals for Research Act.
3.1EXCEPTIONS TO BY-LAW
(a)This by-law shall not apply to a veterinary establishment, clinic or
boarding kennel lawfully operated and supervised by a veterinarian
who holds a license to engage in the practice of veterinary medicine
issued under the Veterinarians Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. V.3.
(b)This by-law shall not apply to pet shops.
(c)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained in a zoo, fair,
exhibition or circus operated or licensed by a municipal or other
governmental authority.
(d)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained at a research
facility registered under the Animals for Research Act.
3.1EXCEPTIONS TO BY-LAW
(a)This by-law shall not apply to a veterinary establishment, clinic or
boarding kennel lawfully operated and supervised by a veterinarian
who holds a license to engage in the practice of veterinary medicine
issued under the Veterinarians Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. V.3.
(b)This by-law shall not apply to pet shops.
(c)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained in a zoo, fair,
exhibition or circus operated or licensed by a municipal or other
governmental authority.
(d)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained at a research
facility registered under the Animals for Research Act.
3.1EXCEPTIONS TO BY-LAW
(a)This by-law shall not apply to a veterinary establishment, clinic or
boarding kennel lawfully operated and supervised by a veterinarian
who holds a license to engage in the practice of veterinary medicine
issued under the Veterinarians Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. V.3.
(b)This by-law shall not apply to pet shops.
(c)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained in a zoo, fair,
exhibition or circus operated or licensed by a municipal or other
governmental authority.
(d)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained at a research
facility registered under the Animals for Research Act.
3.1EXCEPTIONS TO BY-LAW
(a)This by-law shall not apply to a veterinary establishment, clinic or
boarding kennel lawfully operated and supervised by a veterinarian
who holds a license to engage in the practice of veterinary medicine
issued under the Veterinarians Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. V.3.
(b)This by-law shall not apply to pet shops.
(c)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained in a zoo, fair,
exhibition or circus operated or licensed by a municipal or other
governmental authority.
(d)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained at a research
facility registered under the Animals for Research Act.
3.1EXCEPTIONS TO BY-LAW
(a)This by-law shall not apply to a veterinary establishment, clinic or
boarding kennel lawfully operated and supervised by a veterinarian
who holds a license to engage in the practice of veterinary medicine
issued under the Veterinarians Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. V.3.
(b)This by-law shall not apply to pet shops.
(c)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained in a zoo, fair,
exhibition or circus operated or licensed by a municipal or other
governmental authority.
(d)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained at a research
facility registered under the Animals for Research Act.
3.1EXCEPTIONS TO BY-LAW
(a)This by-law shall not apply to a veterinary establishment, clinic or
boarding kennel lawfully operated and supervised by a veterinarian
who holds a license to engage in the practice of veterinary medicine
issued under the Veterinarians Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. V.3.
(b)This by-law shall not apply to pet shops.
(c)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained in a zoo, fair,
exhibition or circus operated or licensed by a municipal or other
governmental authority.
(d)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained at a research
facility registered under the Animals for Research Act.
3.1EXCEPTIONS TO BY-LAW
(a)This by-law shall not apply to a veterinary establishment, clinic or
boarding kennel lawfully operated and supervised by a veterinarian
who holds a license to engage in the practice of veterinary medicine
issued under the Veterinarians Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. V.3.
(b)This by-law shall not apply to pet shops.
(c)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained in a zoo, fair,
exhibition or circus operated or licensed by a municipal or other
governmental authority.
(d)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained at a research
facility registered under the Animals for Research Act.
3.1EXCEPTIONS TO BY-LAW
(a)This by-law shall not apply to a veterinary establishment, clinic or
boarding kennel lawfully operated and supervised by a veterinarian
who holds a license to engage in the practice of veterinary medicine
issued under the Veterinarians Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. V.3.
(b)This by-law shall not apply to pet shops.
(c)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained in a zoo, fair,
exhibition or circus operated or licensed by a municipal or other
governmental authority.
(d)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained at a research
facility registered under the Animals for Research Act.
3.1EXCEPTIONS TO BY-LAW
(a)This by-law shall not apply to a veterinary establishment, clinic or
boarding kennel lawfully operated and supervised by a veterinarian
who holds a license to engage in the practice of veterinary medicine
issued under the Veterinarians Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. V.3.
(b)This by-law shall not apply to pet shops.
(c)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained in a zoo, fair,
exhibition or circus operated or licensed by a municipal or other
governmental authority.
(d)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained at a research
facility registered under the Animals for Research Act.
3.1EXCEPTIONS TO BY-LAW
(a)This by-law shall not apply to a veterinary establishment, clinic or
boarding kennel lawfully operated and supervised by a veterinarian
who holds a license to engage in the practice of veterinary medicine
issued under the Veterinarians Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. V.3.
(b)This by-law shall not apply to pet shops.
(c)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained in a zoo, fair,
exhibition or circus operated or licensed by a municipal or other
governmental authority.
(d)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained at a research
facility registered under the Animals for Research Act.
3.1EXCEPTIONS TO BY-LAW
(a)This by-law shall not apply to a veterinary establishment, clinic or
boarding kennel lawfully operated and supervised by a veterinarian
who holds a license to engage in the practice of veterinary medicine
issued under the Veterinarians Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. V.3.
(b)This by-law shall not apply to pet shops.
(c)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained in a zoo, fair,
exhibition or circus operated or licensed by a municipal or other
governmental authority.
(d)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained at a research
facility registered under the Animals for Research Act.
3.1EXCEPTIONS TO BY-LAW
(a)This by-law shall not apply to a veterinary establishment, clinic or
boarding kennel lawfully operated and supervised by a veterinarian
who holds a license to engage in the practice of veterinary medicine
issued under the Veterinarians Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. V.3.
(b)This by-law shall not apply to pet shops.
(c)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained in a zoo, fair,
exhibition or circus operated or licensed by a municipal or other
governmental authority.
(d)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained at a research
facility registered under the Animals for Research Act.
3.1EXCEPTIONS TO BY-LAW
(a)This by-law shall not apply to a veterinary establishment, clinic or
boarding kennel lawfully operated and supervised by a veterinarian
who holds a license to engage in the practice of veterinary medicine
issued under the Veterinarians Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. V.3.
(b)This by-law shall not apply to pet shops.
(c)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained in a zoo, fair,
exhibition or circus operated or licensed by a municipal or other
governmental authority.
(d)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained at a research
facility registered under the Animals for Research Act.
3.1EXCEPTIONS TO BY-LAW
(a)This by-law shall not apply to a veterinary establishment, clinic or
boarding kennel lawfully operated and supervised by a veterinarian
who holds a license to engage in the practice of veterinary medicine
issued under the Veterinarians Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. V.3.
(b)This by-law shall not apply to pet shops.
(c)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained in a zoo, fair,
exhibition or circus operated or licensed by a municipal or other
governmental authority.
(d)This by-law shall not apply to dogs maintained at a research
facility registered under the Animals for Research Act.
3.2PROHIBITIONS WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY OF GREY
HIGHLANDS
Within the Municipality of Grey Highlands:
(a)No person shall keep or permit to be kept more than 3 dogs within
or about any dwelling unit in the Municipality of Grey Highlands,
regardless of whether that person is the owner of the dogs with
exception to the following:
-a licensed kennel
-an animal hospital or veterinary clinic
-a pet shop
-a registered research facility or supply facility under the Animals for
Research Act
-a pound.
(b)Every person shall license a dog within 1 week after the dog comes
into their care or possession
(c)Every person shall prohibit a dog from running at large.
(d)No person shall own, possess or harbour an unlicensed dog.
(e)Every Person shall renew an annual dog license for the current
year on or before the 1st day of March every year.
(f)No person shall unlawfully remove a dog tag from a licensed dog.
(g)Every Person shall immediately apply for a replacement dog tag
when required.
(h)Every person shall immediately affix the tag issued for a dog
securely on the dog.
3.2PROHIBITIONS WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY OF GREY
HIGHLANDS
Within the Municipality of Grey Highlands:
(a)No person shall keep or permit to be kept more than 3 dogs within
or about any dwelling unit in the Municipality of Grey Highlands,
regardless of whether that person is the owner of the dogs with
exception to the following:
-a licensed kennel
-an animal hospital or veterinary clinic
-a pet shop
-a registered research facility or supply facility under the Animals for
Research Act
-a pound.
(b)Every person shall license a dog within 1 week after the dog comes
into their care or possession
(c)Every person shall prohibit a dog from running at large.
(d)No person shall own, possess or harbour an unlicensed dog.
(e)Every Person shall renew an annual dog license for the current
year on or before the 1st day of March every year.
(f)No person shall unlawfully remove a dog tag from a licensed dog.
(g)Every Person shall immediately apply for a replacement dog tag
when required.
(h)Every person shall immediately affix the tag issued for a dog
securely on the dog.
3.2PROHIBITIONS WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY OF GREY
HIGHLANDS
Within the Municipality of Grey Highlands:
(a)No person shall keep or permit to be kept more than 3 dogs within
or about any dwelling unit in the Municipality of Grey Highlands,
regardless of whether that person is the owner of the dogs with
exception to the following:
-a licensed kennel
-an animal hospital or veterinary clinic
-a pet shop
-a registered research facility or supply facility under the Animals for
Research Act
-a pound.
(b)Every person shall license a dog within 1 week after the dog comes
into their care or possession
(c)Every person shall prohibit a dog from running at large.
(d)No person shall own, possess or harbour an unlicensed dog.
(e)Every Person shall renew an annual dog license for the current
year on or before the 1st day of March every year.
(f)No person shall unlawfully remove a dog tag from a licensed dog.
(g)Every Person shall immediately apply for a replacement dog tag
when required.
(h)Every person shall immediately affix the tag issued for a dog
securely on the dog.
3.2PROHIBITIONS WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY OF GREY
HIGHLANDS
Within the Municipality of Grey Highlands:
(a)No person shall keep or permit to be kept more than 3 dogs within
or about any dwelling unit in the Municipality of Grey Highlands,
regardless of whether that person is the owner of the dogs with
exception to the following:
-a licensed kennel
-an animal hospital or veterinary clinic
-a pet shop
-a registered research facility or supply facility under the Animals for
Research Act
-a pound.
(b)Every person shall license a dog within 1 week after the dog comes
into their care or possession
(c)Every person shall prohibit a dog from running at large.
(d)No person shall own, possess or harbour an unlicensed dog.
(e)Every Person shall renew an annual dog license for the current
year on or before the 1st day of March every year.
(f)No person shall unlawfully remove a dog tag from a licensed dog.
(g)Every Person shall immediately apply for a replacement dog tag
when required.
(h)Every person shall immediately affix the tag issued for a dog
securely on the dog.
3.2PROHIBITIONS WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY OF GREY
HIGHLANDS
Within the Municipality of Grey Highlands:
(a)No person shall keep or permit to be kept more than 3 dogs within
or about any dwelling unit in the Municipality of Grey Highlands,
regardless of whether that person is the owner of the dogs with
exception to the following:
-a licensed kennel
-an animal hospital or veterinary clinic
-a pet shop
-a registered research facility or supply facility under the Animals for
Research Act
-a pound.
(b)Every person shall license a dog within 1 week after the dog comes
into their care or possession
(c)Every person shall prohibit a dog from running at large.
(d)No person shall own, possess or harbour an unlicensed dog.
(e)Every Person shall renew an annual dog license for the current
year on or before the 1st day of March every year.
(f)No person shall unlawfully remove a dog tag from a licensed dog.
(g)Every Person shall immediately apply for a replacement dog tag
when required.
(h)Every person shall immediately affix the tag issued for a dog
securely on the dog.
3.2PROHIBITIONS WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY OF GREY
HIGHLANDS
Within the Municipality of Grey Highlands:
(a)No person shall keep or permit to be kept more than 3 dogs within
or about any dwelling unit in the Municipality of Grey Highlands,
regardless of whether that person is the owner of the dogs with
exception to the following:
-a licensed kennel
-an animal hospital or veterinary clinic
-a pet shop
-a registered research facility or supply facility under the Animals for
Research Act
-a pound.
(b)Every person shall license a dog within 1 week after the dog comes
into their care or possession
(c)Every person shall prohibit a dog from running at large.
(d)No person shall own, possess or harbour an unlicensed dog.
(e)Every Person shall renew an annual dog license for the current
year on or before the 1st day of March every year.
(f)No person shall unlawfully remove a dog tag from a licensed dog.
(g)Every Person shall immediately apply for a replacement dog tag
when required.
(h)Every person shall immediately affix the tag issued for a dog
securely on the dog.
3.2PROHIBITIONS WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY OF GREY
HIGHLANDS
Within the Municipality of Grey Highlands:
(a)No person shall keep or permit to be kept more than 3 dogs within
or about any dwelling unit in the Municipality of Grey Highlands,
regardless of whether that person is the owner of the dogs with
exception to the following:
-a licensed kennel
-an animal hospital or veterinary clinic
-a pet shop
-a registered research facility or supply facility under the Animals for
Research Act
-a pound.
(b)Every person shall license a dog within 1 week after the dog comes
into their care or possession
(c)Every person shall prohibit a dog from running at large.
(d)No person shall own, possess or harbour an unlicensed dog.
(e)Every Person shall renew an annual dog license for the current
year on or before the 1st day of March every year.
(f)No person shall unlawfully remove a dog tag from a licensed dog.
(g)Every Person shall immediately apply for a replacement dog tag
when required.
(h)Every person shall immediately affix the tag issued for a dog
securely on the dog.
3.2PROHIBITIONS WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY OF GREY
HIGHLANDS
Within the Municipality of Grey Highlands:
(a)No person shall keep or permit to be kept more than 3 dogs within
or about any dwelling unit in the Municipality of Grey Highlands,
regardless of whether that person is the owner of the dogs with
exception to the following:
-a licensed kennel
-an animal hospital or veterinary clinic
-a pet shop
-a registered research facility or supply facility under the Animals for
Research Act
-a pound.
(b)Every person shall license a dog within 1 week after the dog comes
into their care or possession
(c)Every person shall prohibit a dog from running at large.
(d)No person shall own, possess or harbour an unlicensed dog.
(e)Every Person shall renew an annual dog license for the current
year on or before the 1st day of March every year.
(f)No person shall unlawfully remove a dog tag from a licensed dog.
(g)Every Person shall immediately apply for a replacement dog tag
when required.
(h)Every person shall immediately affix the tag issued for a dog
securely on the dog.
3.2PROHIBITIONS WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY OF GREY
HIGHLANDS
Within the Municipality of Grey Highlands:
(a)No person shall keep or permit to be kept more than 3 dogs within
or about any dwelling unit in the Municipality of Grey Highlands,
regardless of whether that person is the owner of the dogs with
exception to the following:
-a licensed kennel
-an animal hospital or veterinary clinic
-a pet shop
-a registered research facility or supply facility under the Animals for
Research Act
-a pound.
(b)Every person shall license a dog within 1 week after the dog comes
into their care or possession
(c)Every person shall prohibit a dog from running at large.
(d)No person shall own, possess or harbour an unlicensed dog.
(e)Every Person shall renew an annual dog license for the current
year on or before the 1st day of March every year.
(f)No person shall unlawfully remove a dog tag from a licensed dog.
(g)Every Person shall immediately apply for a replacement dog tag
when required.
(h)Every person shall immediately affix the tag issued for a dog
securely on the dog.
3.2PROHIBITIONS WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY OF GREY
HIGHLANDS
Within the Municipality of Grey Highlands:
(a)No person shall keep or permit to be kept more than 3 dogs within
or about any dwelling unit in the Municipality of Grey Highlands,
regardless of whether that person is the owner of the dogs with
exception to the following:
-a licensed kennel
-an animal hospital or veterinary clinic
-a pet shop
-a registered research facility or supply facility under the Animals for
Research Act
-a pound.
(b)Every person shall license a dog within 1 week after the dog comes
into their care or possession
(c)Every person shall prohibit a dog from running at large.
(d)No person shall own, possess or harbour an unlicensed dog.
(e)Every Person shall renew an annual dog license for the current
year on or before the 1st day of March every year.
(f)No person shall unlawfully remove a dog tag from a licensed dog.
(g)Every Person shall immediately apply for a replacement dog tag
when required.
(h)Every person shall immediately affix the tag issued for a dog
securely on the dog.
3.2PROHIBITIONS WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY OF GREY
HIGHLANDS
Within the Municipality of Grey Highlands:
(a)No person shall keep or permit to be kept more than 3 dogs within
or about any dwelling unit in the Municipality of Grey Highlands,
regardless of whether that person is the owner of the dogs with
exception to the following:
-a licensed kennel
-an animal hospital or veterinary clinic
-a pet shop
-a registered research facility or supply facility under the Animals for
Research Act
-a pound.
(b)Every person shall license a dog within 1 week after the dog comes
into their care or possession
(c)Every person shall prohibit a dog from running at large.
(d)No person shall own, possess or harbour an unlicensed dog.
(e)Every Person shall renew an annual dog license for the current
year on or before the 1st day of March every year.
(f)No person shall unlawfully remove a dog tag from a licensed dog.
(g)Every Person shall immediately apply for a replacement dog tag
when required.
(h)Every person shall immediately affix the tag issued for a dog
securely on the dog.
3.2PROHIBITIONS WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY OF GREY
HIGHLANDS
Within the Municipality of Grey Highlands:
(a)No person shall keep or permit to be kept more than 3 dogs within
or about any dwelling unit in the Municipality of Grey Highlands,
regardless of whether that person is the owner of the dogs with
exception to the following:
-a licensed kennel
-an animal hospital or veterinary clinic
-a pet shop
-a registered research facility or supply facility under the Animals for
Research Act
-a pound.
(b)Every person shall license a dog within 1 week after the dog comes
into their care or possession
(c)Every person shall prohibit a dog from running at large.
(d)No person shall own, possess or harbour an unlicensed dog.
(e)Every Person shall renew an annual dog license for the current
year on or before the 1st day of March every year.
(f)No person shall unlawfully remove a dog tag from a licensed dog.
(g)Every Person shall immediately apply for a replacement dog tag
when required.
(h)Every person shall immediately affix the tag issued for a dog
securely on the dog.
3.2PROHIBITIONS WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY OF GREY
HIGHLANDS
Within the Municipality of Grey Highlands:
(a)No person shall keep or permit to be kept more than 3 dogs within
or about any dwelling unit in the Municipality of Grey Highlands,
regardless of whether that person is the owner of the dogs with
exception to the following:
-a licensed kennel
-an animal hospital or veterinary clinic
-a pet shop
-a registered research facility or supply facility under the Animals for
Research Act
-a pound.
(b)Every person shall license a dog within 1 week after the dog comes
into their care or possession
(c)Every person shall prohibit a dog from running at large.
(d)No person shall own, possess or harbour an unlicensed dog.
(e)Every Person shall renew an annual dog license for the current
year on or before the 1st day of March every year.
(f)No person shall unlawfully remove a dog tag from a licensed dog.
(g)Every Person shall immediately apply for a replacement dog tag
when required.
(h)Every person shall immediately affix the tag issued for a dog
securely on the dog.
3.2PROHIBITIONS WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY OF GREY
HIGHLANDS
Within the Municipality of Grey Highlands:
(a)No person shall keep or permit to be kept more than 3 dogs within
or about any dwelling unit in the Municipality of Grey Highlands,
regardless of whether that person is the owner of the dogs with
exception to the following:
-a licensed kennel
-an animal hospital or veterinary clinic
-a pet shop
-a registered research facility or supply facility under the Animals for
Research Act
-a pound.
(b)Every person shall license a dog within 1 week after the dog comes
into their care or possession
(c)Every person shall prohibit a dog from running at large.
(d)No person shall own, possess or harbour an unlicensed dog.
(e)Every Person shall renew an annual dog license for the current
year on or before the 1st day of March every year.
(f)No person shall unlawfully remove a dog tag from a licensed dog.
(g)Every Person shall immediately apply for a replacement dog tag
when required.
(h)Every person shall immediately affix the tag issued for a dog
securely on the dog.
3.2PROHIBITIONS WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY OF GREY
HIGHLANDS
Within the Municipality of Grey Highlands:
(a)No person shall keep or permit to be kept more than 3 dogs within
or about any dwelling unit in the Municipality of Grey Highlands,
regardless of whether that person is the owner of the dogs with
exception to the following:
-a licensed kennel
-an animal hospital or veterinary clinic
-a pet shop
-a registered research facility or supply facility under the Animals for
Research Act
-a pound.
(b)Every person shall license a dog within 1 week after the dog comes
into their care or possession
(c)Every person shall prohibit a dog from running at large.
(d)No person shall own, possess or harbour an unlicensed dog.
(e)Every Person shall renew an annual dog license for the current
year on or before the 1st day of March every year.
(f)No person shall unlawfully remove a dog tag from a licensed dog.
(g)Every Person shall immediately apply for a replacement dog tag
when required.
(h)Every person shall immediately affix the tag issued for a dog
securely on the dog.
3.2PROHIBITIONS WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY OF GREY
HIGHLANDS
Within the Municipality of Grey Highlands:
(a)No person shall keep or permit to be kept more than 3 dogs within
or about any dwelling unit in the Municipality of Grey Highlands,
regardless of whether that person is the owner of the dogs with
exception to the following:
-a licensed kennel
-an animal hospital or veterinary clinic
-a pet shop
-a registered research facility or supply facility under the Animals for
Research Act
-a pound.
(b)Every person shall license a dog within 1 week after the dog comes
into their care or possession
(c)Every person shall prohibit a dog from running at large.
(d)No person shall own, possess or harbour an unlicensed dog.
(e)Every Person shall renew an annual dog license for the current
year on or before the 1st day of March every year.
(f)No person shall unlawfully remove a dog tag from a licensed dog.
(g)Every Person shall immediately apply for a replacement dog tag
when required.
(h)Every person shall immediately affix the tag issued for a dog
securely on the dog.
3.2PROHIBITIONS WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY OF GREY
HIGHLANDS
Within the Municipality of Grey Highlands:
(a)No person shall keep or permit to be kept more than 3 dogs within
or about any dwelling unit in the Municipality of Grey Highlands,
regardless of whether that person is the owner of the dogs with
exception to the following:
-a licensed kennel
-an animal hospital or veterinary clinic
-a pet shop
-a registered research facility or supply facility under the Animals for
Research Act
-a pound.
(b)Every person shall license a dog within 1 week after the dog comes
into their care or possession
(c)Every person shall prohibit a dog from running at large.
(d)No person shall own, possess or harbour an unlicensed dog.
(e)Every Person shall renew an annual dog license for the current
year on or before the 1st day of March every year.
(f)No person shall unlawfully remove a dog tag from a licensed dog.
(g)Every Person shall immediately apply for a replacement dog tag
when required.
(h)Every person shall immediately affix the tag issued for a dog
securely on the dog.
3.2PROHIBITIONS WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY OF GREY
HIGHLANDS
Within the Municipality of Grey Highlands:
(a)No person shall keep or permit to be kept more than 3 dogs within
or about any dwelling unit in the Municipality of Grey Highlands,
regardless of whether that person is the owner of the dogs with
exception to the following:
-a licensed kennel
-an animal hospital or veterinary clinic
-a pet shop
-a registered research facility or supply facility under the Animals for
Research Act
-a pound.
(b)Every person shall license a dog within 1 week after the dog comes
into their care or possession
(c)Every person shall prohibit a dog from running at large.
(d)No person shall own, possess or harbour an unlicensed dog.
(e)Every Person shall renew an annual dog license for the current
year on or before the 1st day of March every year.
(f)No person shall unlawfully remove a dog tag from a licensed dog.
(g)Every Person shall immediately apply for a replacement dog tag
when required.
(h)Every person shall immediately affix the tag issued for a dog
securely on the dog.
3.2PROHIBITIONS WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY OF GREY
HIGHLANDS
Within the Municipality of Grey Highlands:
(a)No person shall keep or permit to be kept more than 3 dogs within
or about any dwelling unit in the Municipality of Grey Highlands,
regardless of whether that person is the owner of the dogs with
exception to the following:
-a licensed kennel
-an animal hospital or veterinary clinic
-a pet shop
-a registered research facility or supply facility under the Animals for
Research Act
-a pound.
(b)Every person shall license a dog within 1 week after the dog comes
into their care or possession
(c)Every person shall prohibit a dog from running at large.
(d)No person shall own, possess or harbour an unlicensed dog.
(e)Every Person shall renew an annual dog license for the current
year on or before the 1st day of March every year.
(f)No person shall unlawfully remove a dog tag from a licensed dog.
(g)Every Person shall immediately apply for a replacement dog tag
when required.
(h)Every person shall immediately affix the tag issued for a dog
securely on the dog.
3.2PROHIBITIONS WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY OF GREY
HIGHLANDS
Within the Municipality of Grey Highlands:
(a)No person shall keep or permit to be kept more than 3 dogs within
or about any dwelling unit in the Municipality of Grey Highlands,
regardless of whether that person is the owner of the dogs with
exception to the following:
-a licensed kennel
-an animal hospital or veterinary clinic
-a pet shop
-a registered research facility or supply facility under the Animals for
Research Act
-a pound.
(b)Every person shall license a dog within 1 week after the dog comes
into their care or possession
(c)Every person shall prohibit a dog from running at large.
(d)No person shall own, possess or harbour an unlicensed dog.
(e)Every Person shall renew an annual dog license for the current
year on or before the 1st day of March every year.
(f)No person shall unlawfully remove a dog tag from a licensed dog.
(g)Every Person shall immediately apply for a replacement dog tag
when required.
(h)Every person shall immediately affix the tag issued for a dog
securely on the dog.
3.2PROHIBITIONS WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY OF GREY
HIGHLANDS
Within the Municipality of Grey Highlands:
(a)No person shall keep or permit to be kept more than 3 dogs within
or about any dwelling unit in the Municipality of Grey Highlands,
regardless of whether that person is the owner of the dogs with
exception to the following:
-a licensed kennel
-an animal hospital or veterinary clinic
-a pet shop
-a registered research facility or supply facility under the Animals for
Research Act
-a pound.
(b)Every person shall license a dog within 1 week after the dog comes
into their care or possession
(c)Every person shall prohibit a dog from running at large.
(d)No person shall own, possess or harbour an unlicensed dog.
(e)Every Person shall renew an annual dog license for the current
year on or before the 1st day of March every year.
(f)No person shall unlawfully remove a dog tag from a licensed dog.
(g)Every Person shall immediately apply for a replacement dog tag
when required.
(h)Every person shall immediately affix the tag issued for a dog
securely on the dog.
3.2PROHIBITIONS WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY OF GREY
HIGHLANDS
Within the Municipality of Grey Highlands:
(a)No person shall keep or permit to be kept more than 3 dogs within
or about any dwelling unit in the Municipality of Grey Highlands,
regardless of whether that person is the owner of the dogs with
exception to the following:
-a licensed kennel
-an animal hospital or veterinary clinic
-a pet shop
-a registered research facility or supply facility under the Animals for
Research Act
-a pound.
(b)Every person shall license a dog within 1 week after the dog comes
into their care or possession
(c)Every person shall prohibit a dog from running at large.
(d)No person shall own, possess or harbour an unlicensed dog.
(e)Every Person shall renew an annual dog license for the current
year on or before the 1st day of March every year.
(f)No person shall unlawfully remove a dog tag from a licensed dog.
(g)Every Person shall immediately apply for a replacement dog tag
when required.
(h)Every person shall immediately affix the tag issued for a dog
securely on the dog.
3.2PROHIBITIONS WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY OF GREY
HIGHLANDS
Within the Municipality of Grey Highlands:
(a)No person shall keep or permit to be kept more than 3 dogs within
or about any dwelling unit in the Municipality of Grey Highlands,
regardless of whether that person is the owner of the dogs with
exception to the following:
-a licensed kennel
-an animal hospital or veterinary clinic
-a pet shop
-a registered research facility or supply facility under the Animals for
Research Act
-a pound.
(b)Every person shall license a dog within 1 week after the dog comes
into their care or possession
(c)Every person shall prohibit a dog from running at large.
(d)No person shall own, possess or harbour an unlicensed dog.
(e)Every Person shall renew an annual dog license for the current
year on or before the 1st day of March every year.
(f)No person shall unlawfully remove a dog tag from a licensed dog.
(g)Every Person shall immediately apply for a replacement dog tag
when required.
(h)Every person shall immediately affix the tag issued for a dog
securely on the dog.
3.2PROHIBITIONS WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY OF GREY
HIGHLANDS
Within the Municipality of Grey Highlands:
(a)No person shall keep or permit to be kept more than 3 dogs within
or about any dwelling unit in the Municipality of Grey Highlands,
regardless of whether that person is the owner of the dogs with
exception to the following:
-a licensed kennel
-an animal hospital or veterinary clinic
-a pet shop
-a registered research facility or supply facility under the Animals for
Research Act
-a pound.
(b)Every person shall license a dog within 1 week after the dog comes
into their care or possession
(c)Every person shall prohibit a dog from running at large.
(d)No person shall own, possess or harbour an unlicensed dog.
(e)Every Person shall renew an annual dog license for the current
year on or before the 1st day of March every year.
(f)No person shall unlawfully remove a dog tag from a licensed dog.
(g)Every Person shall immediately apply for a replacement dog tag
when required.
(h)Every person shall immediately affix the tag issued for a dog
securely on the dog.
3.2PROHIBITIONS WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY OF GREY
HIGHLANDS
Within the Municipality of Grey Highlands:
(a)No person shall keep or permit to be kept more than 3 dogs within
or about any dwelling unit in the Municipality of Grey Highlands,
regardless of whether that person is the owner of the dogs with
exception to the following:
-a licensed kennel
-an animal hospital or veterinary clinic
-a pet shop
-a registered research facility or supply facility under the Animals for
Research Act
-a pound.
(b)Every person shall license a dog within 1 week after the dog comes
into their care or possession
(c)Every person shall prohibit a dog from running at large.
(d)No person shall own, possess or harbour an unlicensed dog.
(e)Every Person shall renew an annual dog license for the current
year on or before the 1st day of March every year.
(f)No person shall unlawfully remove a dog tag from a licensed dog.
(g)Every Person shall immediately apply for a replacement dog tag
when required.
(h)Every person shall immediately affix the tag issued for a dog
securely on the dog.
3.2PROHIBITIONS WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY OF GREY
HIGHLANDS
Within the Municipality of Grey Highlands:
(a)No person shall keep or permit to be kept more than 3 dogs within
or about any dwelling unit in the Municipality of Grey Highlands,
regardless of whether that person is the owner of the dogs with
exception to the following:
-a licensed kennel
-an animal hospital or veterinary clinic
-a pet shop
-a registered research facility or supply facility under the Animals for
Research Act
-a pound.
(b)Every person shall license a dog within 1 week after the dog comes
into their care or possession
(c)Every person shall prohibit a dog from running at large.
(d)No person shall own, possess or harbour an unlicensed dog.
(e)Every Person shall renew an annual dog license for the current
year on or before the 1st day of March every year.
(f)No person shall unlawfully remove a dog tag from a licensed dog.
(g)Every Person shall immediately apply for a replacement dog tag
when required.
(h)Every person shall immediately affix the tag issued for a dog
securely on the dog.
3.2PROHIBITIONS WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY OF GREY
HIGHLANDS
Within the Municipality of Grey Highlands:
(a)No person shall keep or permit to be kept more than 3 dogs within
or about any dwelling unit in the Municipality of Grey Highlands,
regardless of whether that person is the owner of the dogs with
exception to the following:
-a licensed kennel
-an animal hospital or veterinary clinic
-a pet shop
-a registered research facility or supply facility under the Animals for
Research Act
-a pound.
(b)Every person shall license a dog within 1 week after the dog comes
into their care or possession
(c)Every person shall prohibit a dog from running at large.
(d)No person shall own, possess or harbour an unlicensed dog.
(e)Every Person shall renew an annual dog license for the current
year on or before the 1st day of March every year.
(f)No person shall unlawfully remove a dog tag from a licensed dog.
(g)Every Person shall immediately apply for a replacement dog tag
when required.
(h)Every person shall immediately affix the tag issued for a dog
securely on the dog.
3.2PROHIBITIONS WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY OF GREY
HIGHLANDS
Within the Municipality of Grey Highlands:
(a)No person shall keep or permit to be kept more than 3 dogs within
or about any dwelling unit in the Municipality of Grey Highlands,
regardless of whether that person is the owner of the dogs with
exception to the following:
-a licensed kennel
-an animal hospital or veterinary clinic
-a pet shop
-a registered research facility or supply facility under the Animals for
Research Act
-a pound.
(b)Every person shall license a dog within 1 week after the dog comes
into their care or possession
(c)Every person shall prohibit a dog from running at large.
(d)No person shall own, possess or harbour an unlicensed dog.
(e)Every Person shall renew an annual dog license for the current
year on or before the 1st day of March every year.
(f)No person shall unlawfully remove a dog tag from a licensed dog.
(g)Every Person shall immediately apply for a replacement dog tag
when required.
(h)Every person shall immediately affix the tag issued for a dog
securely on the dog.
3.2PROHIBITIONS WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY OF GREY
HIGHLANDS
Within the Municipality of Grey Highlands:
(a)No person shall keep or permit to be kept more than 3 dogs within
or about any dwelling unit in the Municipality of Grey Highlands,
regardless of whether that person is the owner of the dogs with
exception to the following:
-a licensed kennel
-an animal hospital or veterinary clinic
-a pet shop
-a registered research facility or supply facility under the Animals for
Research Act
-a pound.
(b)Every person shall license a dog within 1 week after the dog comes
into their care or possession
(c)Every person shall prohibit a dog from running at large.
(d)No person shall own, possess or harbour an unlicensed dog.
(e)Every Person shall renew an annual dog license for the current
year on or before the 1st day of March every year.
(f)No person shall unlawfully remove a dog tag from a licensed dog.
(g)Every Person shall immediately apply for a replacement dog tag
when required.
(h)Every person shall immediately affix the tag issued for a dog
securely on the dog.
3.2PROHIBITIONS WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY OF GREY
HIGHLANDS
Within the Municipality of Grey Highlands:
(a)No person shall keep or permit to be kept more than 3 dogs within
or about any dwelling unit in the Municipality of Grey Highlands,
regardless of whether that person is the owner of the dogs with
exception to the following:
-a licensed kennel
-an animal hospital or veterinary clinic
-a pet shop
-a registered research facility or supply facility under the Animals for
Research Act
-a pound.
(b)Every person shall license a dog within 1 week after the dog comes
into their care or possession
(c)Every person shall prohibit a dog from running at large.
(d)No person shall own, possess or harbour an unlicensed dog.
(e)Every Person shall renew an annual dog license for the current
year on or before the 1st day of March every year.
(f)No person shall unlawfully remove a dog tag from a licensed dog.
(g)Every Person shall immediately apply for a replacement dog tag
when required.
(h)Every person shall immediately affix the tag issued for a dog
securely on the dog.
3.2PROHIBITIONS WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY OF GREY
HIGHLANDS
Within the Municipality of Grey Highlands:
(a)No person shall keep or permit to be kept more than 3 dogs within
or about any dwelling unit in the Municipality of Grey Highlands,
regardless of whether that person is the owner of the dogs with
exception to the following:
-a licensed kennel
-an animal hospital or veterinary clinic
-a pet shop
-a registered research facility or supply facility under the Animals for
Research Act
-a pound.
(b)Every person shall license a dog within 1 week after the dog comes
into their care or possession
(c)Every person shall prohibit a dog from running at large.
(d)No person shall own, possess or harbour an unlicensed dog.
(e)Every Person shall renew an annual dog license for the current
year on or before the 1st day of March every year.
(f)No person shall unlawfully remove a dog tag from a licensed dog.
(g)Every Person shall immediately apply for a replacement dog tag
when required.
(h)Every person shall immediately affix the tag issued for a dog
securely on the dog.
(i)No person shall permit a dog to enter onto private property without
the consent of the property owner.
j)Every person shall forthwith remove and dispose of dog excrement
from any property within the Municipality.
(k)No person shall forcibly retrieve a dog from an Officer or a vehicle
under an Officer's control.
(l)Every person shall forthwith notify the license Issuer upon the
change of ownership of a licensed dog;
(m)Every person shall forthwith notify the license Issuer upon the
change in residence of a licensed dog.
(n)No person shall forcibly retrieve a dog from the Pound keeper or
from the premises of the Pound keeper.
(o)No person shall retrieve a dog from the Pound keeper or the
premises of the Pound keeper without payment in full of all fees and
charges required to be paid under this by-law.
(i)No person shall permit a dog to enter onto private property without
the consent of the property owner.
j)Every person shall forthwith remove and dispose of dog excrement
from any property within the Municipality.
(k)No person shall forcibly retrieve a dog from an Officer or a vehicle
under an Officer's control.
(l)Every person shall forthwith notify the license Issuer upon the
change of ownership of a licensed dog;
(m)Every person shall forthwith notify the license Issuer upon the
change in residence of a licensed dog.
(n)No person shall forcibly retrieve a dog from the Pound keeper or
from the premises of the Pound keeper.
(o)No person shall retrieve a dog from the Pound keeper or the
premises of the Pound keeper without payment in full of all fees and
charges required to be paid under this by-law.
(i)No person shall permit a dog to enter onto private property without
the consent of the property owner.
j)Every person shall forthwith remove and dispose of dog excrement
from any property within the Municipality.
(k)No person shall forcibly retrieve a dog from an Officer or a vehicle
under an Officer's control.
(l)Every person shall forthwith notify the license Issuer upon the
change of ownership of a licensed dog;
(m)Every person shall forthwith notify the license Issuer upon the
change in residence of a licensed dog.
(n)No person shall forcibly retrieve a dog from the Pound keeper or
from the premises of the Pound keeper.
(o)No person shall retrieve a dog from the Pound keeper or the
premises of the Pound keeper without payment in full of all fees and
charges required to be paid under this by-law.
(i)No person shall permit a dog to enter onto private property without
the consent of the property owner.
j)Every person shall forthwith remove and dispose of dog excrement
from any property within the Municipality.
(k)No person shall forcibly retrieve a dog from an Officer or a vehicle
under an Officer's control.
(l)Every person shall forthwith notify the license Issuer upon the
change of ownership of a licensed dog;
(m)Every person shall forthwith notify the license Issuer upon the
change in residence of a licensed dog.
(n)No person shall forcibly retrieve a dog from the Pound keeper or
from the premises of the Pound keeper.
(o)No person shall retrieve a dog from the Pound keeper or the
premises of the Pound keeper without payment in full of all fees and
charges required to be paid under this by-law.
(i)No person shall permit a dog to enter onto private property without
the consent of the property owner.
j)Every person shall forthwith remove and dispose of dog excrement
from any property within the Municipality.
(k)No person shall forcibly retrieve a dog from an Officer or a vehicle
under an Officer's control.
(l)Every person shall forthwith notify the license Issuer upon the
change of ownership of a licensed dog;
(m)Every person shall forthwith notify the license Issuer upon the
change in residence of a licensed dog.
(n)No person shall forcibly retrieve a dog from the Pound keeper or
from the premises of the Pound keeper.
(o)No person shall retrieve a dog from the Pound keeper or the
premises of the Pound keeper without payment in full of all fees and
charges required to be paid under this by-law.
(i)No person shall permit a dog to enter onto private property without
the consent of the property owner.
j)Every person shall forthwith remove and dispose of dog excrement
from any property within the Municipality.
(k)No person shall forcibly retrieve a dog from an Officer or a vehicle
under an Officer's control.
(l)Every person shall forthwith notify the license Issuer upon the
change of ownership of a licensed dog;
(m)Every person shall forthwith notify the license Issuer upon the
change in residence of a licensed dog.
(n)No person shall forcibly retrieve a dog from the Pound keeper or
from the premises of the Pound keeper.
(o)No person shall retrieve a dog from the Pound keeper or the
premises of the Pound keeper without payment in full of all fees and
charges required to be paid under this by-law.
(i)No person shall permit a dog to enter onto private property without
the consent of the property owner.
j)Every person shall forthwith remove and dispose of dog excrement
from any property within the Municipality.
(k)No person shall forcibly retrieve a dog from an Officer or a vehicle
under an Officer's control.
(l)Every person shall forthwith notify the license Issuer upon the
change of ownership of a licensed dog;
(m)Every person shall forthwith notify the license Issuer upon the
change in residence of a licensed dog.
(n)No person shall forcibly retrieve a dog from the Pound keeper or
from the premises of the Pound keeper.
(o)No person shall retrieve a dog from the Pound keeper or the
premises of the Pound keeper without payment in full of all fees and
charges required to be paid under this by-law.
(i)No person shall permit a dog to enter onto private property without
the consent of the property owner.
j)Every person shall forthwith remove and dispose of dog excrement
from any property within the Municipality.
(k)No person shall forcibly retrieve a dog from an Officer or a vehicle
under an Officer's control.
(l)Every person shall forthwith notify the license Issuer upon the
change of ownership of a licensed dog;
(m)Every person shall forthwith notify the license Issuer upon the
change in residence of a licensed dog.
(n)No person shall forcibly retrieve a dog from the Pound keeper or
from the premises of the Pound keeper.
(o)No person shall retrieve a dog from the Pound keeper or the
premises of the Pound keeper without payment in full of all fees and
charges required to be paid under this by-law.
(i)No person shall permit a dog to enter onto private property without
the consent of the property owner.
j)Every person shall forthwith remove and dispose of dog excrement
from any property within the Municipality.
(k)No person shall forcibly retrieve a dog from an Officer or a vehicle
under an Officer's control.
(l)Every person shall forthwith notify the license Issuer upon the
change of ownership of a licensed dog;
(m)Every person shall forthwith notify the license Issuer upon the
change in residence of a licensed dog.
(n)No person shall forcibly retrieve a dog from the Pound keeper or
from the premises of the Pound keeper.
(o)No person shall retrieve a dog from the Pound keeper or the
premises of the Pound keeper without payment in full of all fees and
charges required to be paid under this by-law.
(i)No person shall permit a dog to enter onto private property without
the consent of the property owner.
j)Every person shall forthwith remove and dispose of dog excrement
from any property within the Municipality.
(k)No person shall forcibly retrieve a dog from an Officer or a vehicle
under an Officer's control.
(l)Every person shall forthwith notify the license Issuer upon the
change of ownership of a licensed dog;
(m)Every person shall forthwith notify the license Issuer upon the
change in residence of a licensed dog.
(n)No person shall forcibly retrieve a dog from the Pound keeper or
from the premises of the Pound keeper.
(o)No person shall retrieve a dog from the Pound keeper or the
premises of the Pound keeper without payment in full of all fees and
charges required to be paid under this by-law.
(i)No person shall permit a dog to enter onto private property without
the consent of the property owner.
j)Every person shall forthwith remove and dispose of dog excrement
from any property within the Municipality.
(k)No person shall forcibly retrieve a dog from an Officer or a vehicle
under an Officer's control.
(l)Every person shall forthwith notify the license Issuer upon the
change of ownership of a licensed dog;
(m)Every person shall forthwith notify the license Issuer upon the
change in residence of a licensed dog.
(n)No person shall forcibly retrieve a dog from the Pound keeper or
from the premises of the Pound keeper.
(o)No person shall retrieve a dog from the Pound keeper or the
premises of the Pound keeper without payment in full of all fees and
charges required to be paid under this by-law.
(i)No person shall permit a dog to enter onto private property without
the consent of the property owner.
j)Every person shall forthwith remove and dispose of dog excrement
from any property within the Municipality.
(k)No person shall forcibly retrieve a dog from an Officer or a vehicle
under an Officer's control.
(l)Every person shall forthwith notify the license Issuer upon the
change of ownership of a licensed dog;
(m)Every person shall forthwith notify the license Issuer upon the
change in residence of a licensed dog.
(n)No person shall forcibly retrieve a dog from the Pound keeper or
from the premises of the Pound keeper.
(o)No person shall retrieve a dog from the Pound keeper or the
premises of the Pound keeper without payment in full of all fees and
charges required to be paid under this by-law.
(i)No person shall permit a dog to enter onto private property without
the consent of the property owner.
j)Every person shall forthwith remove and dispose of dog excrement
from any property within the Municipality.
(k)No person shall forcibly retrieve a dog from an Officer or a vehicle
under an Officer's control.
(l)Every person shall forthwith notify the license Issuer upon the
change of ownership of a licensed dog;
(m)Every person shall forthwith notify the license Issuer upon the
change in residence of a licensed dog.
(n)No person shall forcibly retrieve a dog from the Pound keeper or
from the premises of the Pound keeper.
(o)No person shall retrieve a dog from the Pound keeper or the
premises of the Pound keeper without payment in full of all fees and
charges required to be paid under this by-law.
(i)No person shall permit a dog to enter onto private property without
the consent of the property owner.
j)Every person shall forthwith remove and dispose of dog excrement
from any property within the Municipality.
(k)No person shall forcibly retrieve a dog from an Officer or a vehicle
under an Officer's control.
(l)Every person shall forthwith notify the license Issuer upon the
change of ownership of a licensed dog;
(m)Every person shall forthwith notify the license Issuer upon the
change in residence of a licensed dog.
(n)No person shall forcibly retrieve a dog from the Pound keeper or
from the premises of the Pound keeper.
(o)No person shall retrieve a dog from the Pound keeper or the
premises of the Pound keeper without payment in full of all fees and
charges required to be paid under this by-law.
(i)No person shall permit a dog to enter onto private property without
the consent of the property owner.
j)Every person shall forthwith remove and dispose of dog excrement
from any property within the Municipality.
(k)No person shall forcibly retrieve a dog from an Officer or a vehicle
under an Officer's control.
(l)Every person shall forthwith notify the license Issuer upon the
change of ownership of a licensed dog;
(m)Every person shall forthwith notify the license Issuer upon the
change in residence of a licensed dog.
(n)No person shall forcibly retrieve a dog from the Pound keeper or
from the premises of the Pound keeper.
(o)No person shall retrieve a dog from the Pound keeper or the
premises of the Pound keeper without payment in full of all fees and
charges required to be paid under this by-law.
(i)No person shall permit a dog to enter onto private property without
the consent of the property owner.
j)Every person shall forthwith remove and dispose of dog excrement
from any property within the Municipality.
(k)No person shall forcibly retrieve a dog from an Officer or a vehicle
under an Officer's control.
(l)Every person shall forthwith notify the license Issuer upon the
change of ownership of a licensed dog;
(m)Every person shall forthwith notify the license Issuer upon the
change in residence of a licensed dog.
(n)No person shall forcibly retrieve a dog from the Pound keeper or
from the premises of the Pound keeper.
(o)No person shall retrieve a dog from the Pound keeper or the
premises of the Pound keeper without payment in full of all fees and
charges required to be paid under this by-law.
(i)No person shall permit a dog to enter onto private property without
the consent of the property owner.
j)Every person shall forthwith remove and dispose of dog excrement
from any property within the Municipality.
(k)No person shall forcibly retrieve a dog from an Officer or a vehicle
under an Officer's control.
(l)Every person shall forthwith notify the license Issuer upon the
change of ownership of a licensed dog;
(m)Every person shall forthwith notify the license Issuer upon the
change in residence of a licensed dog.
(n)No person shall forcibly retrieve a dog from the Pound keeper or
from the premises of the Pound keeper.
(o)No person shall retrieve a dog from the Pound keeper or the
premises of the Pound keeper without payment in full of all fees and
charges required to be paid under this by-law.
(i)No person shall permit a dog to enter onto private property without
the consent of the property owner.
j)Every person shall forthwith remove and dispose of dog excrement
from any property within the Municipality.
(k)No person shall forcibly retrieve a dog from an Officer or a vehicle
under an Officer's control.
(l)Every person shall forthwith notify the license Issuer upon the
change of ownership of a licensed dog;
(m)Every person shall forthwith notify the license Issuer upon the
change in residence of a licensed dog.
(n)No person shall forcibly retrieve a dog from the Pound keeper or
from the premises of the Pound keeper.
(o)No person shall retrieve a dog from the Pound keeper or the
premises of the Pound keeper without payment in full of all fees and
charges required to be paid under this by-law.
(i)No person shall permit a dog to enter onto private property without
the consent of the property owner.
j)Every person shall forthwith remove and dispose of dog excrement
from any property within the Municipality.
(k)No person shall forcibly retrieve a dog from an Officer or a vehicle
under an Officer's control.
(l)Every person shall forthwith notify the license Issuer upon the
change of ownership of a licensed dog;
(m)Every person shall forthwith notify the license Issuer upon the
change in residence of a licensed dog.
(n)No person shall forcibly retrieve a dog from the Pound keeper or
from the premises of the Pound keeper.
(o)No person shall retrieve a dog from the Pound keeper or the
premises of the Pound keeper without payment in full of all fees and
charges required to be paid under this by-law.
(i)No person shall permit a dog to enter onto private property without
the consent of the property owner.
j)Every person shall forthwith remove and dispose of dog excrement
from any property within the Municipality.
(k)No person shall forcibly retrieve a dog from an Officer or a vehicle
under an Officer's control.
(l)Every person shall forthwith notify the license Issuer upon the
change of ownership of a licensed dog;
(m)Every person shall forthwith notify the license Issuer upon the
change in residence of a licensed dog.
(n)No person shall forcibly retrieve a dog from the Pound keeper or
from the premises of the Pound keeper.
(o)No person shall retrieve a dog from the Pound keeper or the
premises of the Pound keeper without payment in full of all fees and
charges required to be paid under this by-law.
(i)No person shall permit a dog to enter onto private property without
the consent of the property owner.
j)Every person shall forthwith remove and dispose of dog excrement
from any property within the Municipality.
(k)No person shall forcibly retrieve a dog from an Officer or a vehicle
under an Officer's control.
(l)Every person shall forthwith notify the license Issuer upon the
change of ownership of a licensed dog;
(m)Every person shall forthwith notify the license Issuer upon the
change in residence of a licensed dog.
(n)No person shall forcibly retrieve a dog from the Pound keeper or
from the premises of the Pound keeper.
(o)No person shall retrieve a dog from the Pound keeper or the
premises of the Pound keeper without payment in full of all fees and
charges required to be paid under this by-law.
3.3EXPIRY OF LICENSE
An annual license issued under the provisions of this by-law shall
expire on December 31st, unless previously renewed, suspended or
revoked. A lifetime license issued shall expire upon the death of the
licensed dog unless previously suspended or revoked.
3.3EXPIRY OF LICENSE
An annual license issued under the provisions of this by-law shall
expire on December 31st, unless previously renewed, suspended or
revoked. A lifetime license issued shall expire upon the death of the
licensed dog unless previously suspended or revoked.
3.3EXPIRY OF LICENSE
An annual license issued under the provisions of this by-law shall
expire on December 31st, unless previously renewed, suspended or
revoked. A lifetime license issued shall expire upon the death of the
licensed dog unless previously suspended or revoked.
3.3EXPIRY OF LICENSE
An annual license issued under the provisions of this by-law shall
expire on December 31st, unless previously renewed, suspended or
revoked. A lifetime license issued shall expire upon the death of the
licensed dog unless previously suspended or revoked.
3.3EXPIRY OF LICENSE
An annual license issued under the provisions of this by-law shall
expire on December 31st, unless previously renewed, suspended or
revoked. A lifetime license issued shall expire upon the death of the
licensed dog unless previously suspended or revoked.
3.3EXPIRY OF LICENSE
An annual license issued under the provisions of this by-law shall
expire on December 31st, unless previously renewed, suspended or
revoked. A lifetime license issued shall expire upon the death of the
licensed dog unless previously suspended or revoked.
3.3EXPIRY OF LICENSE
An annual license issued under the provisions of this by-law shall
expire on December 31st, unless previously renewed, suspended or
revoked. A lifetime license issued shall expire upon the death of the
licensed dog unless previously suspended or revoked.
3.3EXPIRY OF LICENSE
An annual license issued under the provisions of this by-law shall
expire on December 31st, unless previously renewed, suspended or
revoked. A lifetime license issued shall expire upon the death of the
licensed dog unless previously suspended or revoked.
3.3EXPIRY OF LICENSE
An annual license issued under the provisions of this by-law shall
expire on December 31st, unless previously renewed, suspended or
revoked. A lifetime license issued shall expire upon the death of the
licensed dog unless previously suspended or revoked.
3.3EXPIRY OF LICENSE
An annual license issued under the provisions of this by-law shall
expire on December 31st, unless previously renewed, suspended or
revoked. A lifetime license issued shall expire upon the death of the
licensed dog unless previously suspended or revoked.
3.3EXPIRY OF LICENSE
An annual license issued under the provisions of this by-law shall
expire on December 31st, unless previously renewed, suspended or
revoked. A lifetime license issued shall expire upon the death of the
licensed dog unless previously suspended or revoked.
3.3EXPIRY OF LICENSE
An annual license issued under the provisions of this by-law shall
expire on December 31st, unless previously renewed, suspended or
revoked. A lifetime license issued shall expire upon the death of the
licensed dog unless previously suspended or revoked.
3.3EXPIRY OF LICENSE
An annual license issued under the provisions of this by-law shall
expire on December 31st, unless previously renewed, suspended or
revoked. A lifetime license issued shall expire upon the death of the
licensed dog unless previously suspended or revoked.
3.4LIMIT OF DOGS
(a)No person shall keep or harbour more than three (3) dogs at any
one time in a dwelling unit or on any individually conveyable land
located within the boundaries of the Municipality.
(b)Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to the keeping of 2 additional
hunting/working dogs in addition to the maximum set out provided
there is a kennel license obtained for the hunting/working dogs that
the dogs are harboured within the dwelling unit. Should the dogs be
harboured outside of the dwelling unit, a kennel license shall be
required.
(c)Notwithstanding section 3.4 (a) of this by-law, young puppies may
be kept with the mother for a period not exceeding 90 following birth.
(d) Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to a Fostering Dog Owner for up
to 7 dogs sheltered for adoption purposes in addition to the 3 legally
permitted owned dogs in the foster home.
3.4LIMIT OF DOGS
(a)No person shall keep or harbour more than three (3) dogs at any
one time in a dwelling unit or on any individually conveyable land
located within the boundaries of the Municipality.
(b)Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to the keeping of 2 additional
hunting/working dogs in addition to the maximum set out provided
there is a kennel license obtained for the hunting/working dogs that
the dogs are harboured within the dwelling unit. Should the dogs be
harboured outside of the dwelling unit, a kennel license shall be
required.
(c)Notwithstanding section 3.4 (a) of this by-law, young puppies may
be kept with the mother for a period not exceeding 90 following birth.
(d) Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to a Fostering Dog Owner for up
to 7 dogs sheltered for adoption purposes in addition to the 3 legally
permitted owned dogs in the foster home.
3.4LIMIT OF DOGS
(a)No person shall keep or harbour more than three (3) dogs at any
one time in a dwelling unit or on any individually conveyable land
located within the boundaries of the Municipality.
(b)Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to the keeping of 2 additional
hunting/working dogs in addition to the maximum set out provided
there is a kennel license obtained for the hunting/working dogs that
the dogs are harboured within the dwelling unit. Should the dogs be
harboured outside of the dwelling unit, a kennel license shall be
required.
(c)Notwithstanding section 3.4 (a) of this by-law, young puppies may
be kept with the mother for a period not exceeding 90 following birth.
(d) Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to a Fostering Dog Owner for up
to 7 dogs sheltered for adoption purposes in addition to the 3 legally
permitted owned dogs in the foster home.
3.4LIMIT OF DOGS
(a)No person shall keep or harbour more than three (3) dogs at any
one time in a dwelling unit or on any individually conveyable land
located within the boundaries of the Municipality.
(b)Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to the keeping of 2 additional
hunting/working dogs in addition to the maximum set out provided
there is a kennel license obtained for the hunting/working dogs that
the dogs are harboured within the dwelling unit. Should the dogs be
harboured outside of the dwelling unit, a kennel license shall be
required.
(c)Notwithstanding section 3.4 (a) of this by-law, young puppies may
be kept with the mother for a period not exceeding 90 following birth.
(d) Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to a Fostering Dog Owner for up
to 7 dogs sheltered for adoption purposes in addition to the 3 legally
permitted owned dogs in the foster home.
3.4LIMIT OF DOGS
(a)No person shall keep or harbour more than three (3) dogs at any
one time in a dwelling unit or on any individually conveyable land
located within the boundaries of the Municipality.
(b)Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to the keeping of 2 additional
hunting/working dogs in addition to the maximum set out provided
there is a kennel license obtained for the hunting/working dogs that
the dogs are harboured within the dwelling unit. Should the dogs be
harboured outside of the dwelling unit, a kennel license shall be
required.
(c)Notwithstanding section 3.4 (a) of this by-law, young puppies may
be kept with the mother for a period not exceeding 90 following birth.
(d) Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to a Fostering Dog Owner for up
to 7 dogs sheltered for adoption purposes in addition to the 3 legally
permitted owned dogs in the foster home.
3.4LIMIT OF DOGS
(a)No person shall keep or harbour more than three (3) dogs at any
one time in a dwelling unit or on any individually conveyable land
located within the boundaries of the Municipality.
(b)Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to the keeping of 2 additional
hunting/working dogs in addition to the maximum set out provided
there is a kennel license obtained for the hunting/working dogs that
the dogs are harboured within the dwelling unit. Should the dogs be
harboured outside of the dwelling unit, a kennel license shall be
required.
(c)Notwithstanding section 3.4 (a) of this by-law, young puppies may
be kept with the mother for a period not exceeding 90 following birth.
(d) Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to a Fostering Dog Owner for up
to 7 dogs sheltered for adoption purposes in addition to the 3 legally
permitted owned dogs in the foster home.
3.4LIMIT OF DOGS
(a)No person shall keep or harbour more than three (3) dogs at any
one time in a dwelling unit or on any individually conveyable land
located within the boundaries of the Municipality.
(b)Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to the keeping of 2 additional
hunting/working dogs in addition to the maximum set out provided
there is a kennel license obtained for the hunting/working dogs that
the dogs are harboured within the dwelling unit. Should the dogs be
harboured outside of the dwelling unit, a kennel license shall be
required.
(c)Notwithstanding section 3.4 (a) of this by-law, young puppies may
be kept with the mother for a period not exceeding 90 following birth.
(d) Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to a Fostering Dog Owner for up
to 7 dogs sheltered for adoption purposes in addition to the 3 legally
permitted owned dogs in the foster home.
3.4LIMIT OF DOGS
(a)No person shall keep or harbour more than three (3) dogs at any
one time in a dwelling unit or on any individually conveyable land
located within the boundaries of the Municipality.
(b)Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to the keeping of 2 additional
hunting/working dogs in addition to the maximum set out provided
there is a kennel license obtained for the hunting/working dogs that
the dogs are harboured within the dwelling unit. Should the dogs be
harboured outside of the dwelling unit, a kennel license shall be
required.
(c)Notwithstanding section 3.4 (a) of this by-law, young puppies may
be kept with the mother for a period not exceeding 90 following birth.
(d) Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to a Fostering Dog Owner for up
to 7 dogs sheltered for adoption purposes in addition to the 3 legally
permitted owned dogs in the foster home.
3.4LIMIT OF DOGS
(a)No person shall keep or harbour more than three (3) dogs at any
one time in a dwelling unit or on any individually conveyable land
located within the boundaries of the Municipality.
(b)Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to the keeping of 2 additional
hunting/working dogs in addition to the maximum set out provided
there is a kennel license obtained for the hunting/working dogs that
the dogs are harboured within the dwelling unit. Should the dogs be
harboured outside of the dwelling unit, a kennel license shall be
required.
(c)Notwithstanding section 3.4 (a) of this by-law, young puppies may
be kept with the mother for a period not exceeding 90 following birth.
(d) Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to a Fostering Dog Owner for up
to 7 dogs sheltered for adoption purposes in addition to the 3 legally
permitted owned dogs in the foster home.
3.4LIMIT OF DOGS
(a)No person shall keep or harbour more than three (3) dogs at any
one time in a dwelling unit or on any individually conveyable land
located within the boundaries of the Municipality.
(b)Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to the keeping of 2 additional
hunting/working dogs in addition to the maximum set out provided
there is a kennel license obtained for the hunting/working dogs that
the dogs are harboured within the dwelling unit. Should the dogs be
harboured outside of the dwelling unit, a kennel license shall be
required.
(c)Notwithstanding section 3.4 (a) of this by-law, young puppies may
be kept with the mother for a period not exceeding 90 following birth.
(d) Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to a Fostering Dog Owner for up
to 7 dogs sheltered for adoption purposes in addition to the 3 legally
permitted owned dogs in the foster home.
3.4LIMIT OF DOGS
(a)No person shall keep or harbour more than three (3) dogs at any
one time in a dwelling unit or on any individually conveyable land
located within the boundaries of the Municipality.
(b)Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to the keeping of 2 additional
hunting/working dogs in addition to the maximum set out provided
there is a kennel license obtained for the hunting/working dogs that
the dogs are harboured within the dwelling unit. Should the dogs be
harboured outside of the dwelling unit, a kennel license shall be
required.
(c)Notwithstanding section 3.4 (a) of this by-law, young puppies may
be kept with the mother for a period not exceeding 90 following birth.
(d) Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to a Fostering Dog Owner for up
to 7 dogs sheltered for adoption purposes in addition to the 3 legally
permitted owned dogs in the foster home.
3.4LIMIT OF DOGS
(a)No person shall keep or harbour more than three (3) dogs at any
one time in a dwelling unit or on any individually conveyable land
located within the boundaries of the Municipality.
(b)Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to the keeping of 2 additional
hunting/working dogs in addition to the maximum set out provided
there is a kennel license obtained for the hunting/working dogs that
the dogs are harboured within the dwelling unit. Should the dogs be
harboured outside of the dwelling unit, a kennel license shall be
required.
(c)Notwithstanding section 3.4 (a) of this by-law, young puppies may
be kept with the mother for a period not exceeding 90 following birth.
(d) Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to a Fostering Dog Owner for up
to 7 dogs sheltered for adoption purposes in addition to the 3 legally
permitted owned dogs in the foster home.
3.4LIMIT OF DOGS
(a)No person shall keep or harbour more than three (3) dogs at any
one time in a dwelling unit or on any individually conveyable land
located within the boundaries of the Municipality.
(b)Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to the keeping of 2 additional
hunting/working dogs in addition to the maximum set out provided
there is a kennel license obtained for the hunting/working dogs that
the dogs are harboured within the dwelling unit. Should the dogs be
harboured outside of the dwelling unit, a kennel license shall be
required.
(c)Notwithstanding section 3.4 (a) of this by-law, young puppies may
be kept with the mother for a period not exceeding 90 following birth.
(d) Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to a Fostering Dog Owner for up
to 7 dogs sheltered for adoption purposes in addition to the 3 legally
permitted owned dogs in the foster home.
3.4LIMIT OF DOGS
(a)No person shall keep or harbour more than three (3) dogs at any
one time in a dwelling unit or on any individually conveyable land
located within the boundaries of the Municipality.
(b)Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to the keeping of 2 additional
hunting/working dogs in addition to the maximum set out provided
there is a kennel license obtained for the hunting/working dogs that
the dogs are harboured within the dwelling unit. Should the dogs be
harboured outside of the dwelling unit, a kennel license shall be
required.
(c)Notwithstanding section 3.4 (a) of this by-law, young puppies may
be kept with the mother for a period not exceeding 90 following birth.
(d) Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to a Fostering Dog Owner for up
to 7 dogs sheltered for adoption purposes in addition to the 3 legally
permitted owned dogs in the foster home.
3.4LIMIT OF DOGS
(a)No person shall keep or harbour more than three (3) dogs at any
one time in a dwelling unit or on any individually conveyable land
located within the boundaries of the Municipality.
(b)Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to the keeping of 2 additional
hunting/working dogs in addition to the maximum set out provided
there is a kennel license obtained for the hunting/working dogs that
the dogs are harboured within the dwelling unit. Should the dogs be
harboured outside of the dwelling unit, a kennel license shall be
required.
(c)Notwithstanding section 3.4 (a) of this by-law, young puppies may
be kept with the mother for a period not exceeding 90 following birth.
(d) Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to a Fostering Dog Owner for up
to 7 dogs sheltered for adoption purposes in addition to the 3 legally
permitted owned dogs in the foster home.
3.4LIMIT OF DOGS
(a)No person shall keep or harbour more than three (3) dogs at any
one time in a dwelling unit or on any individually conveyable land
located within the boundaries of the Municipality.
(b)Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to the keeping of 2 additional
hunting/working dogs in addition to the maximum set out provided
there is a kennel license obtained for the hunting/working dogs that
the dogs are harboured within the dwelling unit. Should the dogs be
harboured outside of the dwelling unit, a kennel license shall be
required.
(c)Notwithstanding section 3.4 (a) of this by-law, young puppies may
be kept with the mother for a period not exceeding 90 following birth.
(d) Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to a Fostering Dog Owner for up
to 7 dogs sheltered for adoption purposes in addition to the 3 legally
permitted owned dogs in the foster home.
3.4LIMIT OF DOGS
(a)No person shall keep or harbour more than three (3) dogs at any
one time in a dwelling unit or on any individually conveyable land
located within the boundaries of the Municipality.
(b)Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to the keeping of 2 additional
hunting/working dogs in addition to the maximum set out provided
there is a kennel license obtained for the hunting/working dogs that
the dogs are harboured within the dwelling unit. Should the dogs be
harboured outside of the dwelling unit, a kennel license shall be
required.
(c)Notwithstanding section 3.4 (a) of this by-law, young puppies may
be kept with the mother for a period not exceeding 90 following birth.
(d) Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to a Fostering Dog Owner for up
to 7 dogs sheltered for adoption purposes in addition to the 3 legally
permitted owned dogs in the foster home.
3.4LIMIT OF DOGS
(a)No person shall keep or harbour more than three (3) dogs at any
one time in a dwelling unit or on any individually conveyable land
located within the boundaries of the Municipality.
(b)Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to the keeping of 2 additional
hunting/working dogs in addition to the maximum set out provided
there is a kennel license obtained for the hunting/working dogs that
the dogs are harboured within the dwelling unit. Should the dogs be
harboured outside of the dwelling unit, a kennel license shall be
required.
(c)Notwithstanding section 3.4 (a) of this by-law, young puppies may
be kept with the mother for a period not exceeding 90 following birth.
(d) Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to a Fostering Dog Owner for up
to 7 dogs sheltered for adoption purposes in addition to the 3 legally
permitted owned dogs in the foster home.
3.4LIMIT OF DOGS
(a)No person shall keep or harbour more than three (3) dogs at any
one time in a dwelling unit or on any individually conveyable land
located within the boundaries of the Municipality.
(b)Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to the keeping of 2 additional
hunting/working dogs in addition to the maximum set out provided
there is a kennel license obtained for the hunting/working dogs that
the dogs are harboured within the dwelling unit. Should the dogs be
harboured outside of the dwelling unit, a kennel license shall be
required.
(c)Notwithstanding section 3.4 (a) of this by-law, young puppies may
be kept with the mother for a period not exceeding 90 following birth.
(d) Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to a Fostering Dog Owner for up
to 7 dogs sheltered for adoption purposes in addition to the 3 legally
permitted owned dogs in the foster home.
3.4LIMIT OF DOGS
(a)No person shall keep or harbour more than three (3) dogs at any
one time in a dwelling unit or on any individually conveyable land
located within the boundaries of the Municipality.
(b)Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to the keeping of 2 additional
hunting/working dogs in addition to the maximum set out provided
there is a kennel license obtained for the hunting/working dogs that
the dogs are harboured within the dwelling unit. Should the dogs be
harboured outside of the dwelling unit, a kennel license shall be
required.
(c)Notwithstanding section 3.4 (a) of this by-law, young puppies may
be kept with the mother for a period not exceeding 90 following birth.
(d) Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to a Fostering Dog Owner for up
to 7 dogs sheltered for adoption purposes in addition to the 3 legally
permitted owned dogs in the foster home.
3.4LIMIT OF DOGS
(a)No person shall keep or harbour more than three (3) dogs at any
one time in a dwelling unit or on any individually conveyable land
located within the boundaries of the Municipality.
(b)Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to the keeping of 2 additional
hunting/working dogs in addition to the maximum set out provided
there is a kennel license obtained for the hunting/working dogs that
the dogs are harboured within the dwelling unit. Should the dogs be
harboured outside of the dwelling unit, a kennel license shall be
required.
(c)Notwithstanding section 3.4 (a) of this by-law, young puppies may
be kept with the mother for a period not exceeding 90 following birth.
(d) Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to a Fostering Dog Owner for up
to 7 dogs sheltered for adoption purposes in addition to the 3 legally
permitted owned dogs in the foster home.
3.4LIMIT OF DOGS
(a)No person shall keep or harbour more than three (3) dogs at any
one time in a dwelling unit or on any individually conveyable land
located within the boundaries of the Municipality.
(b)Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to the keeping of 2 additional
hunting/working dogs in addition to the maximum set out provided
there is a kennel license obtained for the hunting/working dogs that
the dogs are harboured within the dwelling unit. Should the dogs be
harboured outside of the dwelling unit, a kennel license shall be
required.
(c)Notwithstanding section 3.4 (a) of this by-law, young puppies may
be kept with the mother for a period not exceeding 90 following birth.
(d) Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to a Fostering Dog Owner for up
to 7 dogs sheltered for adoption purposes in addition to the 3 legally
permitted owned dogs in the foster home.
3.4LIMIT OF DOGS
(a)No person shall keep or harbour more than three (3) dogs at any
one time in a dwelling unit or on any individually conveyable land
located within the boundaries of the Municipality.
(b)Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to the keeping of 2 additional
hunting/working dogs in addition to the maximum set out provided
there is a kennel license obtained for the hunting/working dogs that
the dogs are harboured within the dwelling unit. Should the dogs be
harboured outside of the dwelling unit, a kennel license shall be
required.
(c)Notwithstanding section 3.4 (a) of this by-law, young puppies may
be kept with the mother for a period not exceeding 90 following birth.
(d) Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to a Fostering Dog Owner for up
to 7 dogs sheltered for adoption purposes in addition to the 3 legally
permitted owned dogs in the foster home.
3.4LIMIT OF DOGS
(a)No person shall keep or harbour more than three (3) dogs at any
one time in a dwelling unit or on any individually conveyable land
located within the boundaries of the Municipality.
(b)Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to the keeping of 2 additional
hunting/working dogs in addition to the maximum set out provided
there is a kennel license obtained for the hunting/working dogs that
the dogs are harboured within the dwelling unit. Should the dogs be
harboured outside of the dwelling unit, a kennel license shall be
required.
(c)Notwithstanding section 3.4 (a) of this by-law, young puppies may
be kept with the mother for a period not exceeding 90 following birth.
(d) Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to a Fostering Dog Owner for up
to 7 dogs sheltered for adoption purposes in addition to the 3 legally
permitted owned dogs in the foster home.
3.4LIMIT OF DOGS
(a)No person shall keep or harbour more than three (3) dogs at any
one time in a dwelling unit or on any individually conveyable land
located within the boundaries of the Municipality.
(b)Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to the keeping of 2 additional
hunting/working dogs in addition to the maximum set out provided
there is a kennel license obtained for the hunting/working dogs that
the dogs are harboured within the dwelling unit. Should the dogs be
harboured outside of the dwelling unit, a kennel license shall be
required.
(c)Notwithstanding section 3.4 (a) of this by-law, young puppies may
be kept with the mother for a period not exceeding 90 following birth.
(d) Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to a Fostering Dog Owner for up
to 7 dogs sheltered for adoption purposes in addition to the 3 legally
permitted owned dogs in the foster home.
3.4LIMIT OF DOGS
(a)No person shall keep or harbour more than three (3) dogs at any
one time in a dwelling unit or on any individually conveyable land
located within the boundaries of the Municipality.
(b)Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to the keeping of 2 additional
hunting/working dogs in addition to the maximum set out provided
there is a kennel license obtained for the hunting/working dogs that
the dogs are harboured within the dwelling unit. Should the dogs be
harboured outside of the dwelling unit, a kennel license shall be
required.
(c)Notwithstanding section 3.4 (a) of this by-law, young puppies may
be kept with the mother for a period not exceeding 90 following birth.
(d) Section 3.4 (a) shall not apply to a Fostering Dog Owner for up
to 7 dogs sheltered for adoption purposes in addition to the 3 legally
permitted owned dogs in the foster home.
3.5APPLICATION AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION
The license Issuer is designated to keep a record showing the
following dog license registration information:
(a)name and address of dog owner;
(b)serial number of tag;
(c)date of registration;
(d)description of dog;
(e)amount of fee paid upon registration.
(f)every application shall be accompanied by the following:
(i)description of dog including colour, breed and name;
(ii)certification or letter from a qualified veterinarian that the dog
has been spayed or neutered and/or microchipped if applicable
(iii)certification of the owner that the dog has been vaccinated
against rabies;
(iv)applicable fee.
(g)Every annual license issued by the license Issuer shall expire on
the thirty-first day of December of the year for which it is issued and
shall be renewed yearly.
(h)Every holder of a license issued pursuant to this by-law shall notify
the license Issuer forthwith upon the death or change of ownership or
address of a dog so licensed.
3.5APPLICATION AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION
The license Issuer is designated to keep a record showing the
following dog license registration information:
(a)name and address of dog owner;
(b)serial number of tag;
(c)date of registration;
(d)description of dog;
(e)amount of fee paid upon registration.
(f)every application shall be accompanied by the following:
(i)description of dog including colour, breed and name;
(ii)certification or letter from a qualified veterinarian that the dog
has been spayed or neutered and/or microchipped if applicable
(iii)certification of the owner that the dog has been vaccinated
against rabies;
(iv)applicable fee.
(g)Every annual license issued by the license Issuer shall expire on
the thirty-first day of December of the year for which it is issued and
shall be renewed yearly.
(h)Every holder of a license issued pursuant to this by-law shall notify
the license Issuer forthwith upon the death or change of ownership or
address of a dog so licensed.
3.5APPLICATION AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION
The license Issuer is designated to keep a record showing the
following dog license registration information:
(a)name and address of dog owner;
(b)serial number of tag;
(c)date of registration;
(d)description of dog;
(e)amount of fee paid upon registration.
(f)every application shall be accompanied by the following:
(i)description of dog including colour, breed and name;
(ii)certification or letter from a qualified veterinarian that the dog
has been spayed or neutered and/or microchipped if applicable
(iii)certification of the owner that the dog has been vaccinated
against rabies;
(iv)applicable fee.
(g)Every annual license issued by the license Issuer shall expire on
the thirty-first day of December of the year for which it is issued and
shall be renewed yearly.
(h)Every holder of a license issued pursuant to this by-law shall notify
the license Issuer forthwith upon the death or change of ownership or
address of a dog so licensed.
3.5APPLICATION AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION
The license Issuer is designated to keep a record showing the
following dog license registration information:
(a)name and address of dog owner;
(b)serial number of tag;
(c)date of registration;
(d)description of dog;
(e)amount of fee paid upon registration.
(f)every application shall be accompanied by the following:
(i)description of dog including colour, breed and name;
(ii)certification or letter from a qualified veterinarian that the dog
has been spayed or neutered and/or microchipped if applicable
(iii)certification of the owner that the dog has been vaccinated
against rabies;
(iv)applicable fee.
(g)Every annual license issued by the license Issuer shall expire on
the thirty-first day of December of the year for which it is issued and
shall be renewed yearly.
(h)Every holder of a license issued pursuant to this by-law shall notify
the license Issuer forthwith upon the death or change of ownership or
address of a dog so licensed.
3.5APPLICATION AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION
The license Issuer is designated to keep a record showing the
following dog license registration information:
(a)name and address of dog owner;
(b)serial number of tag;
(c)date of registration;
(d)description of dog;
(e)amount of fee paid upon registration.
(f)every application shall be accompanied by the following:
(i)description of dog including colour, breed and name;
(ii)certification or letter from a qualified veterinarian that the dog
has been spayed or neutered and/or microchipped if applicable
(iii)certification of the owner that the dog has been vaccinated
against rabies;
(iv)applicable fee.
(g)Every annual license issued by the license Issuer shall expire on
the thirty-first day of December of the year for which it is issued and
shall be renewed yearly.
(h)Every holder of a license issued pursuant to this by-law shall notify
the license Issuer forthwith upon the death or change of ownership or
address of a dog so licensed.
3.5APPLICATION AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION
The license Issuer is designated to keep a record showing the
following dog license registration information:
(a)name and address of dog owner;
(b)serial number of tag;
(c)date of registration;
(d)description of dog;
(e)amount of fee paid upon registration.
(f)every application shall be accompanied by the following:
(i)description of dog including colour, breed and name;
(ii)certification or letter from a qualified veterinarian that the dog
has been spayed or neutered and/or microchipped if applicable
(iii)certification of the owner that the dog has been vaccinated
against rabies;
(iv)applicable fee.
(g)Every annual license issued by the license Issuer shall expire on
the thirty-first day of December of the year for which it is issued and
shall be renewed yearly.
(h)Every holder of a license issued pursuant to this by-law shall notify
the license Issuer forthwith upon the death or change of ownership or
address of a dog so licensed.
3.5APPLICATION AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION
The license Issuer is designated to keep a record showing the
following dog license registration information:
(a)name and address of dog owner;
(b)serial number of tag;
(c)date of registration;
(d)description of dog;
(e)amount of fee paid upon registration.
(f)every application shall be accompanied by the following:
(i)description of dog including colour, breed and name;
(ii)certification or letter from a qualified veterinarian that the dog
has been spayed or neutered and/or microchipped if applicable
(iii)certification of the owner that the dog has been vaccinated
against rabies;
(iv)applicable fee.
(g)Every annual license issued by the license Issuer shall expire on
the thirty-first day of December of the year for which it is issued and
shall be renewed yearly.
(h)Every holder of a license issued pursuant to this by-law shall notify
the license Issuer forthwith upon the death or change of ownership or
address of a dog so licensed.
3.5APPLICATION AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION
The license Issuer is designated to keep a record showing the
following dog license registration information:
(a)name and address of dog owner;
(b)serial number of tag;
(c)date of registration;
(d)description of dog;
(e)amount of fee paid upon registration.
(f)every application shall be accompanied by the following:
(i)description of dog including colour, breed and name;
(ii)certification or letter from a qualified veterinarian that the dog
has been spayed or neutered and/or microchipped if applicable
(iii)certification of the owner that the dog has been vaccinated
against rabies;
(iv)applicable fee.
(g)Every annual license issued by the license Issuer shall expire on
the thirty-first day of December of the year for which it is issued and
shall be renewed yearly.
(h)Every holder of a license issued pursuant to this by-law shall notify
the license Issuer forthwith upon the death or change of ownership or
address of a dog so licensed.
3.5APPLICATION AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION
The license Issuer is designated to keep a record showing the
following dog license registration information:
(a)name and address of dog owner;
(b)serial number of tag;
(c)date of registration;
(d)description of dog;
(e)amount of fee paid upon registration.
(f)every application shall be accompanied by the following:
(i)description of dog including colour, breed and name;
(ii)certification or letter from a qualified veterinarian that the dog
has been spayed or neutered and/or microchipped if applicable
(iii)certification of the owner that the dog has been vaccinated
against rabies;
(iv)applicable fee.
(g)Every annual license issued by the license Issuer shall expire on
the thirty-first day of December of the year for which it is issued and
shall be renewed yearly.
(h)Every holder of a license issued pursuant to this by-law shall notify
the license Issuer forthwith upon the death or change of ownership or
address of a dog so licensed.
3.5APPLICATION AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION
The license Issuer is designated to keep a record showing the
following dog license registration information:
(a)name and address of dog owner;
(b)serial number of tag;
(c)date of registration;
(d)description of dog;
(e)amount of fee paid upon registration.
(f)every application shall be accompanied by the following:
(i)description of dog including colour, breed and name;
(ii)certification or letter from a qualified veterinarian that the dog
has been spayed or neutered and/or microchipped if applicable
(iii)certification of the owner that the dog has been vaccinated
against rabies;
(iv)applicable fee.
(g)Every annual license issued by the license Issuer shall expire on
the thirty-first day of December of the year for which it is issued and
shall be renewed yearly.
(h)Every holder of a license issued pursuant to this by-law shall notify
the license Issuer forthwith upon the death or change of ownership or
address of a dog so licensed.
3.5APPLICATION AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION
The license Issuer is designated to keep a record showing the
following dog license registration information:
(a)name and address of dog owner;
(b)serial number of tag;
(c)date of registration;
(d)description of dog;
(e)amount of fee paid upon registration.
(f)every application shall be accompanied by the following:
(i)description of dog including colour, breed and name;
(ii)certification or letter from a qualified veterinarian that the dog
has been spayed or neutered and/or microchipped if applicable
(iii)certification of the owner that the dog has been vaccinated
against rabies;
(iv)applicable fee.
(g)Every annual license issued by the license Issuer shall expire on
the thirty-first day of December of the year for which it is issued and
shall be renewed yearly.
(h)Every holder of a license issued pursuant to this by-law shall notify
the license Issuer forthwith upon the death or change of ownership or
address of a dog so licensed.
3.5APPLICATION AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION
The license Issuer is designated to keep a record showing the
following dog license registration information:
(a)name and address of dog owner;
(b)serial number of tag;
(c)date of registration;
(d)description of dog;
(e)amount of fee paid upon registration.
(f)every application shall be accompanied by the following:
(i)description of dog including colour, breed and name;
(ii)certification or letter from a qualified veterinarian that the dog
has been spayed or neutered and/or microchipped if applicable
(iii)certification of the owner that the dog has been vaccinated
against rabies;
(iv)applicable fee.
(g)Every annual license issued by the license Issuer shall expire on
the thirty-first day of December of the year for which it is issued and
shall be renewed yearly.
(h)Every holder of a license issued pursuant to this by-law shall notify
the license Issuer forthwith upon the death or change of ownership or
address of a dog so licensed.
3.5APPLICATION AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION
The license Issuer is designated to keep a record showing the
following dog license registration information:
(a)name and address of dog owner;
(b)serial number of tag;
(c)date of registration;
(d)description of dog;
(e)amount of fee paid upon registration.
(f)every application shall be accompanied by the following:
(i)description of dog including colour, breed and name;
(ii)certification or letter from a qualified veterinarian that the dog
has been spayed or neutered and/or microchipped if applicable
(iii)certification of the owner that the dog has been vaccinated
against rabies;
(iv)applicable fee.
(g)Every annual license issued by the license Issuer shall expire on
the thirty-first day of December of the year for which it is issued and
shall be renewed yearly.
(h)Every holder of a license issued pursuant to this by-law shall notify
the license Issuer forthwith upon the death or change of ownership or
address of a dog so licensed.
3.5APPLICATION AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION
The license Issuer is designated to keep a record showing the
following dog license registration information:
(a)name and address of dog owner;
(b)serial number of tag;
(c)date of registration;
(d)description of dog;
(e)amount of fee paid upon registration.
(f)every application shall be accompanied by the following:
(i)description of dog including colour, breed and name;
(ii)certification or letter from a qualified veterinarian that the dog
has been spayed or neutered and/or microchipped if applicable
(iii)certification of the owner that the dog has been vaccinated
against rabies;
(iv)applicable fee.
(g)Every annual license issued by the license Issuer shall expire on
the thirty-first day of December of the year for which it is issued and
shall be renewed yearly.
(h)Every holder of a license issued pursuant to this by-law shall notify
the license Issuer forthwith upon the death or change of ownership or
address of a dog so licensed.
3.5APPLICATION AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION
The license Issuer is designated to keep a record showing the
following dog license registration information:
(a)name and address of dog owner;
(b)serial number of tag;
(c)date of registration;
(d)description of dog;
(e)amount of fee paid upon registration.
(f)every application shall be accompanied by the following:
(i)description of dog including colour, breed and name;
(ii)certification or letter from a qualified veterinarian that the dog
has been spayed or neutered and/or microchipped if applicable
(iii)certification of the owner that the dog has been vaccinated
against rabies;
(iv)applicable fee.
(g)Every annual license issued by the license Issuer shall expire on
the thirty-first day of December of the year for which it is issued and
shall be renewed yearly.
(h)Every holder of a license issued pursuant to this by-law shall notify
the license Issuer forthwith upon the death or change of ownership or
address of a dog so licensed.
3.5APPLICATION AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION
The license Issuer is designated to keep a record showing the
following dog license registration information:
(a)name and address of dog owner;
(b)serial number of tag;
(c)date of registration;
(d)description of dog;
(e)amount of fee paid upon registration.
(f)every application shall be accompanied by the following:
(i)description of dog including colour, breed and name;
(ii)certification or letter from a qualified veterinarian that the dog
has been spayed or neutered and/or microchipped if applicable
(iii)certification of the owner that the dog has been vaccinated
against rabies;
(iv)applicable fee.
(g)Every annual license issued by the license Issuer shall expire on
the thirty-first day of December of the year for which it is issued and
shall be renewed yearly.
(h)Every holder of a license issued pursuant to this by-law shall notify
the license Issuer forthwith upon the death or change of ownership or
address of a dog so licensed.
3.5APPLICATION AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION
The license Issuer is designated to keep a record showing the
following dog license registration information:
(a)name and address of dog owner;
(b)serial number of tag;
(c)date of registration;
(d)description of dog;
(e)amount of fee paid upon registration.
(f)every application shall be accompanied by the following:
(i)description of dog including colour, breed and name;
(ii)certification or letter from a qualified veterinarian that the dog
has been spayed or neutered and/or microchipped if applicable
(iii)certification of the owner that the dog has been vaccinated
against rabies;
(iv)applicable fee.
(g)Every annual license issued by the license Issuer shall expire on
the thirty-first day of December of the year for which it is issued and
shall be renewed yearly.
(h)Every holder of a license issued pursuant to this by-law shall notify
the license Issuer forthwith upon the death or change of ownership or
address of a dog so licensed.
3.5APPLICATION AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION
The license Issuer is designated to keep a record showing the
following dog license registration information:
(a)name and address of dog owner;
(b)serial number of tag;
(c)date of registration;
(d)description of dog;
(e)amount of fee paid upon registration.
(f)every application shall be accompanied by the following:
(i)description of dog including colour, breed and name;
(ii)certification or letter from a qualified veterinarian that the dog
has been spayed or neutered and/or microchipped if applicable
(iii)certification of the owner that the dog has been vaccinated
against rabies;
(iv)applicable fee.
(g)Every annual license issued by the license Issuer shall expire on
the thirty-first day of December of the year for which it is issued and
shall be renewed yearly.
(h)Every holder of a license issued pursuant to this by-law shall notify
the license Issuer forthwith upon the death or change of ownership or
address of a dog so licensed.
3.5APPLICATION AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION
The license Issuer is designated to keep a record showing the
following dog license registration information:
(a)name and address of dog owner;
(b)serial number of tag;
(c)date of registration;
(d)description of dog;
(e)amount of fee paid upon registration.
(f)every application shall be accompanied by the following:
(i)description of dog including colour, breed and name;
(ii)certification or letter from a qualified veterinarian that the dog
has been spayed or neutered and/or microchipped if applicable
(iii)certification of the owner that the dog has been vaccinated
against rabies;
(iv)applicable fee.
(g)Every annual license issued by the license Issuer shall expire on
the thirty-first day of December of the year for which it is issued and
shall be renewed yearly.
(h)Every holder of a license issued pursuant to this by-law shall notify
the license Issuer forthwith upon the death or change of ownership or
address of a dog so licensed.
3.5APPLICATION AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION
The license Issuer is designated to keep a record showing the
following dog license registration information:
(a)name and address of dog owner;
(b)serial number of tag;
(c)date of registration;
(d)description of dog;
(e)amount of fee paid upon registration.
(f)every application shall be accompanied by the following:
(i)description of dog including colour, breed and name;
(ii)certification or letter from a qualified veterinarian that the dog
has been spayed or neutered and/or microchipped if applicable
(iii)certification of the owner that the dog has been vaccinated
against rabies;
(iv)applicable fee.
(g)Every annual license issued by the license Issuer shall expire on
the thirty-first day of December of the year for which it is issued and
shall be renewed yearly.
(h)Every holder of a license issued pursuant to this by-law shall notify
the license Issuer forthwith upon the death or change of ownership or
address of a dog so licensed.
3.5APPLICATION AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION
The license Issuer is designated to keep a record showing the
following dog license registration information:
(a)name and address of dog owner;
(b)serial number of tag;
(c)date of registration;
(d)description of dog;
(e)amount of fee paid upon registration.
(f)every application shall be accompanied by the following:
(i)description of dog including colour, breed and name;
(ii)certification or letter from a qualified veterinarian that the dog
has been spayed or neutered and/or microchipped if applicable
(iii)certification of the owner that the dog has been vaccinated
against rabies;
(iv)applicable fee.
(g)Every annual license issued by the license Issuer shall expire on
the thirty-first day of December of the year for which it is issued and
shall be renewed yearly.
(h)Every holder of a license issued pursuant to this by-law shall notify
the license Issuer forthwith upon the death or change of ownership or
address of a dog so licensed.
3.5APPLICATION AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION
The license Issuer is designated to keep a record showing the
following dog license registration information:
(a)name and address of dog owner;
(b)serial number of tag;
(c)date of registration;
(d)description of dog;
(e)amount of fee paid upon registration.
(f)every application shall be accompanied by the following:
(i)description of dog including colour, breed and name;
(ii)certification or letter from a qualified veterinarian that the dog
has been spayed or neutered and/or microchipped if applicable
(iii)certification of the owner that the dog has been vaccinated
against rabies;
(iv)applicable fee.
(g)Every annual license issued by the license Issuer shall expire on
the thirty-first day of December of the year for which it is issued and
shall be renewed yearly.
(h)Every holder of a license issued pursuant to this by-law shall notify
the license Issuer forthwith upon the death or change of ownership or
address of a dog so licensed.
3.5APPLICATION AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION
The license Issuer is designated to keep a record showing the
following dog license registration information:
(a)name and address of dog owner;
(b)serial number of tag;
(c)date of registration;
(d)description of dog;
(e)amount of fee paid upon registration.
(f)every application shall be accompanied by the following:
(i)description of dog including colour, breed and name;
(ii)certification or letter from a qualified veterinarian that the dog
has been spayed or neutered and/or microchipped if applicable
(iii)certification of the owner that the dog has been vaccinated
against rabies;
(iv)applicable fee.
(g)Every annual license issued by the license Issuer shall expire on
the thirty-first day of December of the year for which it is issued and
shall be renewed yearly.
(h)Every holder of a license issued pursuant to this by-law shall notify
the license Issuer forthwith upon the death or change of ownership or
address of a dog so licensed.
3.5APPLICATION AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION
The license Issuer is designated to keep a record showing the
following dog license registration information:
(a)name and address of dog owner;
(b)serial number of tag;
(c)date of registration;
(d)description of dog;
(e)amount of fee paid upon registration.
(f)every application shall be accompanied by the following:
(i)description of dog including colour, breed and name;
(ii)certification or letter from a qualified veterinarian that the dog
has been spayed or neutered and/or microchipped if applicable
(iii)certification of the owner that the dog has been vaccinated
against rabies;
(iv)applicable fee.
(g)Every annual license issued by the license Issuer shall expire on
the thirty-first day of December of the year for which it is issued and
shall be renewed yearly.
(h)Every holder of a license issued pursuant to this by-law shall notify
the license Issuer forthwith upon the death or change of ownership or
address of a dog so licensed.
3.5APPLICATION AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION
The license Issuer is designated to keep a record showing the
following dog license registration information:
(a)name and address of dog owner;
(b)serial number of tag;
(c)date of registration;
(d)description of dog;
(e)amount of fee paid upon registration.
(f)every application shall be accompanied by the following:
(i)description of dog including colour, breed and name;
(ii)certification or letter from a qualified veterinarian that the dog
has been spayed or neutered and/or microchipped if applicable
(iii)certification of the owner that the dog has been vaccinated
against rabies;
(iv)applicable fee.
(g)Every annual license issued by the license Issuer shall expire on
the thirty-first day of December of the year for which it is issued and
shall be renewed yearly.
(h)Every holder of a license issued pursuant to this by-law shall notify
the license Issuer forthwith upon the death or change of ownership or
address of a dog so licensed.
3.5APPLICATION AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION
The license Issuer is designated to keep a record showing the
following dog license registration information:
(a)name and address of dog owner;
(b)serial number of tag;
(c)date of registration;
(d)description of dog;
(e)amount of fee paid upon registration.
(f)every application shall be accompanied by the following:
(i)description of dog including colour, breed and name;
(ii)certification or letter from a qualified veterinarian that the dog
has been spayed or neutered and/or microchipped if applicable
(iii)certification of the owner that the dog has been vaccinated
against rabies;
(iv)applicable fee.
(g)Every annual license issued by the license Issuer shall expire on
the thirty-first day of December of the year for which it is issued and
shall be renewed yearly.
(h)Every holder of a license issued pursuant to this by-law shall notify
the license Issuer forthwith upon the death or change of ownership or
address of a dog so licensed.
3.5APPLICATION AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION
The license Issuer is designated to keep a record showing the
following dog license registration information:
(a)name and address of dog owner;
(b)serial number of tag;
(c)date of registration;
(d)description of dog;
(e)amount of fee paid upon registration.
(f)every application shall be accompanied by the following:
(i)description of dog including colour, breed and name;
(ii)certification or letter from a qualified veterinarian that the dog
has been spayed or neutered and/or microchipped if applicable
(iii)certification of the owner that the dog has been vaccinated
against rabies;
(iv)applicable fee.
(g)Every annual license issued by the license Issuer shall expire on
the thirty-first day of December of the year for which it is issued and
shall be renewed yearly.
(h)Every holder of a license issued pursuant to this by-law shall notify
the license Issuer forthwith upon the death or change of ownership or
address of a dog so licensed.
3.5APPLICATION AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION
The license Issuer is designated to keep a record showing the
following dog license registration information:
(a)name and address of dog owner;
(b)serial number of tag;
(c)date of registration;
(d)description of dog;
(e)amount of fee paid upon registration.
(f)every application shall be accompanied by the following:
(i)description of dog including colour, breed and name;
(ii)certification or letter from a qualified veterinarian that the dog
has been spayed or neutered and/or microchipped if applicable
(iii)certification of the owner that the dog has been vaccinated
against rabies;
(iv)applicable fee.
(g)Every annual license issued by the license Issuer shall expire on
the thirty-first day of December of the year for which it is issued and
shall be renewed yearly.
(h)Every holder of a license issued pursuant to this by-law shall notify
the license Issuer forthwith upon the death or change of ownership or
address of a dog so licensed.
3.5APPLICATION AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION
The license Issuer is designated to keep a record showing the
following dog license registration information:
(a)name and address of dog owner;
(b)serial number of tag;
(c)date of registration;
(d)description of dog;
(e)amount of fee paid upon registration.
(f)every application shall be accompanied by the following:
(i)description of dog including colour, breed and name;
(ii)certification or letter from a qualified veterinarian that the dog
has been spayed or neutered and/or microchipped if applicable
(iii)certification of the owner that the dog has been vaccinated
against rabies;
(iv)applicable fee.
(g)Every annual license issued by the license Issuer shall expire on
the thirty-first day of December of the year for which it is issued and
shall be renewed yearly.
(h)Every holder of a license issued pursuant to this by-law shall notify
the license Issuer forthwith upon the death or change of ownership or
address of a dog so licensed.
3.5APPLICATION AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION
The license Issuer is designated to keep a record showing the
following dog license registration information:
(a)name and address of dog owner;
(b)serial number of tag;
(c)date of registration;
(d)description of dog;
(e)amount of fee paid upon registration.
(f)every application shall be accompanied by the following:
(i)description of dog including colour, breed and name;
(ii)certification or letter from a qualified veterinarian that the dog
has been spayed or neutered and/or microchipped if applicable
(iii)certification of the owner that the dog has been vaccinated
against rabies;
(iv)applicable fee.
(g)Every annual license issued by the license Issuer shall expire on
the thirty-first day of December of the year for which it is issued and
shall be renewed yearly.
(h)Every holder of a license issued pursuant to this by-law shall notify
the license Issuer forthwith upon the death or change of ownership or
address of a dog so licensed.
3.5APPLICATION AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION
The license Issuer is designated to keep a record showing the
following dog license registration information:
(a)name and address of dog owner;
(b)serial number of tag;
(c)date of registration;
(d)description of dog;
(e)amount of fee paid upon registration.
(f)every application shall be accompanied by the following:
(i)description of dog including colour, breed and name;
(ii)certification or letter from a qualified veterinarian that the dog
has been spayed or neutered and/or microchipped if applicable
(iii)certification of the owner that the dog has been vaccinated
against rabies;
(iv)applicable fee.
(g)Every annual license issued by the license Issuer shall expire on
the thirty-first day of December of the year for which it is issued and
shall be renewed yearly.
(h)Every holder of a license issued pursuant to this by-law shall notify
the license Issuer forthwith upon the death or change of ownership or
address of a dog so licensed.
3.5APPLICATION AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION
The license Issuer is designated to keep a record showing the
following dog license registration information:
(a)name and address of dog owner;
(b)serial number of tag;
(c)date of registration;
(d)description of dog;
(e)amount of fee paid upon registration.
(f)every application shall be accompanied by the following:
(i)description of dog including colour, breed and name;
(ii)certification or letter from a qualified veterinarian that the dog
has been spayed or neutered and/or microchipped if applicable
(iii)certification of the owner that the dog has been vaccinated
against rabies;
(iv)applicable fee.
(g)Every annual license issued by the license Issuer shall expire on
the thirty-first day of December of the year for which it is issued and
shall be renewed yearly.
(h)Every holder of a license issued pursuant to this by-law shall notify
the license Issuer forthwith upon the death or change of ownership or
address of a dog so licensed.
3.5APPLICATION AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION
The license Issuer is designated to keep a record showing the
following dog license registration information:
(a)name and address of dog owner;
(b)serial number of tag;
(c)date of registration;
(d)description of dog;
(e)amount of fee paid upon registration.
(f)every application shall be accompanied by the following:
(i)description of dog including colour, breed and name;
(ii)certification or letter from a qualified veterinarian that the dog
has been spayed or neutered and/or microchipped if applicable
(iii)certification of the owner that the dog has been vaccinated
against rabies;
(iv)applicable fee.
(g)Every annual license issued by the license Issuer shall expire on
the thirty-first day of December of the year for which it is issued and
shall be renewed yearly.
(h)Every holder of a license issued pursuant to this by-law shall notify
the license Issuer forthwith upon the death or change of ownership or
address of a dog so licensed.
(i)Every annual license issued by the license issuer may be
transferred after such notification and payment of the applicable fee
upon the following occurrences, (lifetime tags can not be transferred
except for fostered dogs for which ownership transfers can occur):
(i)transfer in ownership of a dog during any licensing year;
(ii)replacement of dog upon death of licensed dog;
(iii)transfer of current year license from any municipality.
(j)Upon payment of the applicable fee, the owner shall be furnished
with a dog tag bearing the serial number, the year for which it was
issued and the Municipal Name".
(k)The tag shall be fixed securely on the dog for which it was issued
at all times until such time as the tag is renewed or replaced.
(l)Notwithstanding section 3.5 (k) of this by-law, the tag may be
removed while the dog is being lawfully used for hunting in the bush.
(m)Where a tag has been lost, an application shall be made to the
license Issuer for a replacement tag.
(n) Fostering dog owners and/or approved Foster Organizations shall
be required to inform the new owner of the requirements to license
the dog under this by-law.
(o) The Municipality may enter into alternate agreements with
Approved Foster Organizations related only to dog tag requirements
for fostered dogs within Grey Highlands which may be contrary to the
provisions of this by-law.
(i)Every annual license issued by the license issuer may be
transferred after such notification and payment of the applicable fee
upon the following occurrences, (lifetime tags can not be transferred
except for fostered dogs for which ownership transfers can occur):
(i)transfer in ownership of a dog during any licensing year;
(ii)replacement of dog upon death of licensed dog;
(iii)transfer of current year license from any municipality.
(j)Upon payment of the applicable fee, the owner shall be furnished
with a dog tag bearing the serial number, the year for which it was
issued and the Municipal Name".
(k)The tag shall be fixed securely on the dog for which it was issued
at all times until such time as the tag is renewed or replaced.
(l)Notwithstanding section 3.5 (k) of this by-law, the tag may be
removed while the dog is being lawfully used for hunting in the bush.
(m)Where a tag has been lost, an application shall be made to the
license Issuer for a replacement tag.
(n) Fostering dog owners and/or approved Foster Organizations shall
be required to inform the new owner of the requirements to license
the dog under this by-law.
(o) The Municipality may enter into alternate agreements with
Approved Foster Organizations related only to dog tag requirements
for fostered dogs within Grey Highlands which may be contrary to the
provisions of this by-law.
(i)Every annual license issued by the license issuer may be
transferred after such notification and payment of the applicable fee
upon the following occurrences, (lifetime tags can not be transferred
except for fostered dogs for which ownership transfers can occur):
(i)transfer in ownership of a dog during any licensing year;
(ii)replacement of dog upon death of licensed dog;
(iii)transfer of current year license from any municipality.
(j)Upon payment of the applicable fee, the owner shall be furnished
with a dog tag bearing the serial number, the year for which it was
issued and the Municipal Name".
(k)The tag shall be fixed securely on the dog for which it was issued
at all times until such time as the tag is renewed or replaced.
(l)Notwithstanding section 3.5 (k) of this by-law, the tag may be
removed while the dog is being lawfully used for hunting in the bush.
(m)Where a tag has been lost, an application shall be made to the
license Issuer for a replacement tag.
(n) Fostering dog owners and/or approved Foster Organizations shall
be required to inform the new owner of the requirements to license
the dog under this by-law.
(o) The Municipality may enter into alternate agreements with
Approved Foster Organizations related only to dog tag requirements
for fostered dogs within Grey Highlands which may be contrary to the
provisions of this by-law.
(i)Every annual license issued by the license issuer may be
transferred after such notification and payment of the applicable fee
upon the following occurrences, (lifetime tags can not be transferred
except for fostered dogs for which ownership transfers can occur):
(i)transfer in ownership of a dog during any licensing year;
(ii)replacement of dog upon death of licensed dog;
(iii)transfer of current year license from any municipality.
(j)Upon payment of the applicable fee, the owner shall be furnished
with a dog tag bearing the serial number, the year for which it was
issued and the Municipal Name".
(k)The tag shall be fixed securely on the dog for which it was issued
at all times until such time as the tag is renewed or replaced.
(l)Notwithstanding section 3.5 (k) of this by-law, the tag may be
removed while the dog is being lawfully used for hunting in the bush.
(m)Where a tag has been lost, an application shall be made to the
license Issuer for a replacement tag.
(n) Fostering dog owners and/or approved Foster Organizations shall
be required to inform the new owner of the requirements to license
the dog under this by-law.
(o) The Municipality may enter into alternate agreements with
Approved Foster Organizations related only to dog tag requirements
for fostered dogs within Grey Highlands which may be contrary to the
provisions of this by-law.
(i)Every annual license issued by the license issuer may be
transferred after such notification and payment of the applicable fee
upon the following occurrences, (lifetime tags can not be transferred
except for fostered dogs for which ownership transfers can occur):
(i)transfer in ownership of a dog during any licensing year;
(ii)replacement of dog upon death of licensed dog;
(iii)transfer of current year license from any municipality.
(j)Upon payment of the applicable fee, the owner shall be furnished
with a dog tag bearing the serial number, the year for which it was
issued and the Municipal Name".
(k)The tag shall be fixed securely on the dog for which it was issued
at all times until such time as the tag is renewed or replaced.
(l)Notwithstanding section 3.5 (k) of this by-law, the tag may be
removed while the dog is being lawfully used for hunting in the bush.
(m)Where a tag has been lost, an application shall be made to the
license Issuer for a replacement tag.
(n) Fostering dog owners and/or approved Foster Organizations shall
be required to inform the new owner of the requirements to license
the dog under this by-law.
(o) The Municipality may enter into alternate agreements with
Approved Foster Organizations related only to dog tag requirements
for fostered dogs within Grey Highlands which may be contrary to the
provisions of this by-law.
(i)Every annual license issued by the license issuer may be
transferred after such notification and payment of the applicable fee
upon the following occurrences, (lifetime tags can not be transferred
except for fostered dogs for which ownership transfers can occur):
(i)transfer in ownership of a dog during any licensing year;
(ii)replacement of dog upon death of licensed dog;
(iii)transfer of current year license from any municipality.
(j)Upon payment of the applicable fee, the owner shall be furnished
with a dog tag bearing the serial number, the year for which it was
issued and the Municipal Name".
(k)The tag shall be fixed securely on the dog for which it was issued
at all times until such time as the tag is renewed or replaced.
(l)Notwithstanding section 3.5 (k) of this by-law, the tag may be
removed while the dog is being lawfully used for hunting in the bush.
(m)Where a tag has been lost, an application shall be made to the
license Issuer for a replacement tag.
(n) Fostering dog owners and/or approved Foster Organizations shall
be required to inform the new owner of the requirements to license
the dog under this by-law.
(o) The Municipality may enter into alternate agreements with
Approved Foster Organizations related only to dog tag requirements
for fostered dogs within Grey Highlands which may be contrary to the
provisions of this by-law.
(i)Every annual license issued by the license issuer may be
transferred after such notification and payment of the applicable fee
upon the following occurrences, (lifetime tags can not be transferred
except for fostered dogs for which ownership transfers can occur):
(i)transfer in ownership of a dog during any licensing year;
(ii)replacement of dog upon death of licensed dog;
(iii)transfer of current year license from any municipality.
(j)Upon payment of the applicable fee, the owner shall be furnished
with a dog tag bearing the serial number, the year for which it was
issued and the Municipal Name".
(k)The tag shall be fixed securely on the dog for which it was issued
at all times until such time as the tag is renewed or replaced.
(l)Notwithstanding section 3.5 (k) of this by-law, the tag may be
removed while the dog is being lawfully used for hunting in the bush.
(m)Where a tag has been lost, an application shall be made to the
license Issuer for a replacement tag.
(n) Fostering dog owners and/or approved Foster Organizations shall
be required to inform the new owner of the requirements to license
the dog under this by-law.
(o) The Municipality may enter into alternate agreements with
Approved Foster Organizations related only to dog tag requirements
for fostered dogs within Grey Highlands which may be contrary to the
provisions of this by-law.
(i)Every annual license issued by the license issuer may be
transferred after such notification and payment of the applicable fee
upon the following occurrences, (lifetime tags can not be transferred
except for fostered dogs for which ownership transfers can occur):
(i)transfer in ownership of a dog during any licensing year;
(ii)replacement of dog upon death of licensed dog;
(iii)transfer of current year license from any municipality.
(j)Upon payment of the applicable fee, the owner shall be furnished
with a dog tag bearing the serial number, the year for which it was
issued and the Municipal Name".
(k)The tag shall be fixed securely on the dog for which it was issued
at all times until such time as the tag is renewed or replaced.
(l)Notwithstanding section 3.5 (k) of this by-law, the tag may be
removed while the dog is being lawfully used for hunting in the bush.
(m)Where a tag has been lost, an application shall be made to the
license Issuer for a replacement tag.
(n) Fostering dog owners and/or approved Foster Organizations shall
be required to inform the new owner of the requirements to license
the dog under this by-law.
(o) The Municipality may enter into alternate agreements with
Approved Foster Organizations related only to dog tag requirements
for fostered dogs within Grey Highlands which may be contrary to the
provisions of this by-law.
(i)Every annual license issued by the license issuer may be
transferred after such notification and payment of the applicable fee
upon the following occurrences, (lifetime tags can not be transferred
except for fostered dogs for which ownership transfers can occur):
(i)transfer in ownership of a dog during any licensing year;
(ii)replacement of dog upon death of licensed dog;
(iii)transfer of current year license from any municipality.
(j)Upon payment of the applicable fee, the owner shall be furnished
with a dog tag bearing the serial number, the year for which it was
issued and the Municipal Name".
(k)The tag shall be fixed securely on the dog for which it was issued
at all times until such time as the tag is renewed or replaced.
(l)Notwithstanding section 3.5 (k) of this by-law, the tag may be
removed while the dog is being lawfully used for hunting in the bush.
(m)Where a tag has been lost, an application shall be made to the
license Issuer for a replacement tag.
(n) Fostering dog owners and/or approved Foster Organizations shall
be required to inform the new owner of the requirements to license
the dog under this by-law.
(o) The Municipality may enter into alternate agreements with
Approved Foster Organizations related only to dog tag requirements
for fostered dogs within Grey Highlands which may be contrary to the
provisions of this by-law.
(i)Every annual license issued by the license issuer may be
transferred after such notification and payment of the applicable fee
upon the following occurrences, (lifetime tags can not be transferred
except for fostered dogs for which ownership transfers can occur):
(i)transfer in ownership of a dog during any licensing year;
(ii)replacement of dog upon death of licensed dog;
(iii)transfer of current year license from any municipality.
(j)Upon payment of the applicable fee, the owner shall be furnished
with a dog tag bearing the serial number, the year for which it was
issued and the Municipal Name".
(k)The tag shall be fixed securely on the dog for which it was issued
at all times until such time as the tag is renewed or replaced.
(l)Notwithstanding section 3.5 (k) of this by-law, the tag may be
removed while the dog is being lawfully used for hunting in the bush.
(m)Where a tag has been lost, an application shall be made to the
license Issuer for a replacement tag.
(n) Fostering dog owners and/or approved Foster Organizations shall
be required to inform the new owner of the requirements to license
the dog under this by-law.
(o) The Municipality may enter into alternate agreements with
Approved Foster Organizations related only to dog tag requirements
for fostered dogs within Grey Highlands which may be contrary to the
provisions of this by-law.
(i)Every annual license issued by the license issuer may be
transferred after such notification and payment of the applicable fee
upon the following occurrences, (lifetime tags can not be transferred
except for fostered dogs for which ownership transfers can occur):
(i)transfer in ownership of a dog during any licensing year;
(ii)replacement of dog upon death of licensed dog;
(iii)transfer of current year license from any municipality.
(j)Upon payment of the applicable fee, the owner shall be furnished
with a dog tag bearing the serial number, the year for which it was
issued and the Municipal Name".
(k)The tag shall be fixed securely on the dog for which it was issued
at all times until such time as the tag is renewed or replaced.
(l)Notwithstanding section 3.5 (k) of this by-law, the tag may be
removed while the dog is being lawfully used for hunting in the bush.
(m)Where a tag has been lost, an application shall be made to the
license Issuer for a replacement tag.
(n) Fostering dog owners and/or approved Foster Organizations shall
be required to inform the new owner of the requirements to license
the dog under this by-law.
(o) The Municipality may enter into alternate agreements with
Approved Foster Organizations related only to dog tag requirements
for fostered dogs within Grey Highlands which may be contrary to the
provisions of this by-law.
(i)Every annual license issued by the license issuer may be
transferred after such notification and payment of the applicable fee
upon the following occurrences, (lifetime tags can not be transferred
except for fostered dogs for which ownership transfers can occur):
(i)transfer in ownership of a dog during any licensing year;
(ii)replacement of dog upon death of licensed dog;
(iii)transfer of current year license from any municipality.
(j)Upon payment of the applicable fee, the owner shall be furnished
with a dog tag bearing the serial number, the year for which it was
issued and the Municipal Name".
(k)The tag shall be fixed securely on the dog for which it was issued
at all times until such time as the tag is renewed or replaced.
(l)Notwithstanding section 3.5 (k) of this by-law, the tag may be
removed while the dog is being lawfully used for hunting in the bush.
(m)Where a tag has been lost, an application shall be made to the
license Issuer for a replacement tag.
(n) Fostering dog owners and/or approved Foster Organizations shall
be required to inform the new owner of the requirements to license
the dog under this by-law.
(o) The Municipality may enter into alternate agreements with
Approved Foster Organizations related only to dog tag requirements
for fostered dogs within Grey Highlands which may be contrary to the
provisions of this by-law.
(i)Every annual license issued by the license issuer may be
transferred after such notification and payment of the applicable fee
upon the following occurrences, (lifetime tags can not be transferred
except for fostered dogs for which ownership transfers can occur):
(i)transfer in ownership of a dog during any licensing year;
(ii)replacement of dog upon death of licensed dog;
(iii)transfer of current year license from any municipality.
(j)Upon payment of the applicable fee, the owner shall be furnished
with a dog tag bearing the serial number, the year for which it was
issued and the Municipal Name".
(k)The tag shall be fixed securely on the dog for which it was issued
at all times until such time as the tag is renewed or replaced.
(l)Notwithstanding section 3.5 (k) of this by-law, the tag may be
removed while the dog is being lawfully used for hunting in the bush.
(m)Where a tag has been lost, an application shall be made to the
license Issuer for a replacement tag.
(n) Fostering dog owners and/or approved Foster Organizations shall
be required to inform the new owner of the requirements to license
the dog under this by-law.
(o) The Municipality may enter into alternate agreements with
Approved Foster Organizations related only to dog tag requirements
for fostered dogs within Grey Highlands which may be contrary to the
provisions of this by-law.
(i)Every annual license issued by the license issuer may be
transferred after such notification and payment of the applicable fee
upon the following occurrences, (lifetime tags can not be transferred
except for fostered dogs for which ownership transfers can occur):
(i)transfer in ownership of a dog during any licensing year;
(ii)replacement of dog upon death of licensed dog;
(iii)transfer of current year license from any municipality.
(j)Upon payment of the applicable fee, the owner shall be furnished
with a dog tag bearing the serial number, the year for which it was
issued and the Municipal Name".
(k)The tag shall be fixed securely on the dog for which it was issued
at all times until such time as the tag is renewed or replaced.
(l)Notwithstanding section 3.5 (k) of this by-law, the tag may be
removed while the dog is being lawfully used for hunting in the bush.
(m)Where a tag has been lost, an application shall be made to the
license Issuer for a replacement tag.
(n) Fostering dog owners and/or approved Foster Organizations shall
be required to inform the new owner of the requirements to license
the dog under this by-law.
(o) The Municipality may enter into alternate agreements with
Approved Foster Organizations related only to dog tag requirements
for fostered dogs within Grey Highlands which may be contrary to the
provisions of this by-law.
(i)Every annual license issued by the license issuer may be
transferred after such notification and payment of the applicable fee
upon the following occurrences, (lifetime tags can not be transferred
except for fostered dogs for which ownership transfers can occur):
(i)transfer in ownership of a dog during any licensing year;
(ii)replacement of dog upon death of licensed dog;
(iii)transfer of current year license from any municipality.
(j)Upon payment of the applicable fee, the owner shall be furnished
with a dog tag bearing the serial number, the year for which it was
issued and the Municipal Name".
(k)The tag shall be fixed securely on the dog for which it was issued
at all times until such time as the tag is renewed or replaced.
(l)Notwithstanding section 3.5 (k) of this by-law, the tag may be
removed while the dog is being lawfully used for hunting in the bush.
(m)Where a tag has been lost, an application shall be made to the
license Issuer for a replacement tag.
(n) Fostering dog owners and/or approved Foster Organizations shall
be required to inform the new owner of the requirements to license
the dog under this by-law.
(o) The Municipality may enter into alternate agreements with
Approved Foster Organizations related only to dog tag requirements
for fostered dogs within Grey Highlands which may be contrary to the
provisions of this by-law.
(i)Every annual license issued by the license issuer may be
transferred after such notification and payment of the applicable fee
upon the following occurrences, (lifetime tags can not be transferred
except for fostered dogs for which ownership transfers can occur):
(i)transfer in ownership of a dog during any licensing year;
(ii)replacement of dog upon death of licensed dog;
(iii)transfer of current year license from any municipality.
(j)Upon payment of the applicable fee, the owner shall be furnished
with a dog tag bearing the serial number, the year for which it was
issued and the Municipal Name".
(k)The tag shall be fixed securely on the dog for which it was issued
at all times until such time as the tag is renewed or replaced.
(l)Notwithstanding section 3.5 (k) of this by-law, the tag may be
removed while the dog is being lawfully used for hunting in the bush.
(m)Where a tag has been lost, an application shall be made to the
license Issuer for a replacement tag.
(n) Fostering dog owners and/or approved Foster Organizations shall
be required to inform the new owner of the requirements to license
the dog under this by-law.
(o) The Municipality may enter into alternate agreements with
Approved Foster Organizations related only to dog tag requirements
for fostered dogs within Grey Highlands which may be contrary to the
provisions of this by-law.
(i)Every annual license issued by the license issuer may be
transferred after such notification and payment of the applicable fee
upon the following occurrences, (lifetime tags can not be transferred
except for fostered dogs for which ownership transfers can occur):
(i)transfer in ownership of a dog during any licensing year;
(ii)replacement of dog upon death of licensed dog;
(iii)transfer of current year license from any municipality.
(j)Upon payment of the applicable fee, the owner shall be furnished
with a dog tag bearing the serial number, the year for which it was
issued and the Municipal Name".
(k)The tag shall be fixed securely on the dog for which it was issued
at all times until such time as the tag is renewed or replaced.
(l)Notwithstanding section 3.5 (k) of this by-law, the tag may be
removed while the dog is being lawfully used for hunting in the bush.
(m)Where a tag has been lost, an application shall be made to the
license Issuer for a replacement tag.
(n) Fostering dog owners and/or approved Foster Organizations shall
be required to inform the new owner of the requirements to license
the dog under this by-law.
(o) The Municipality may enter into alternate agreements with
Approved Foster Organizations related only to dog tag requirements
for fostered dogs within Grey Highlands which may be contrary to the
provisions of this by-law.
(i)Every annual license issued by the license issuer may be
transferred after such notification and payment of the applicable fee
upon the following occurrences, (lifetime tags can not be transferred
except for fostered dogs for which ownership transfers can occur):
(i)transfer in ownership of a dog during any licensing year;
(ii)replacement of dog upon death of licensed dog;
(iii)transfer of current year license from any municipality.
(j)Upon payment of the applicable fee, the owner shall be furnished
with a dog tag bearing the serial number, the year for which it was
issued and the Municipal Name".
(k)The tag shall be fixed securely on the dog for which it was issued
at all times until such time as the tag is renewed or replaced.
(l)Notwithstanding section 3.5 (k) of this by-law, the tag may be
removed while the dog is being lawfully used for hunting in the bush.
(m)Where a tag has been lost, an application shall be made to the
license Issuer for a replacement tag.
(n) Fostering dog owners and/or approved Foster Organizations shall
be required to inform the new owner of the requirements to license
the dog under this by-law.
(o) The Municipality may enter into alternate agreements with
Approved Foster Organizations related only to dog tag requirements
for fostered dogs within Grey Highlands which may be contrary to the
provisions of this by-law.
(i)Every annual license issued by the license issuer may be
transferred after such notification and payment of the applicable fee
upon the following occurrences, (lifetime tags can not be transferred
except for fostered dogs for which ownership transfers can occur):
(i)transfer in ownership of a dog during any licensing year;
(ii)replacement of dog upon death of licensed dog;
(iii)transfer of current year license from any municipality.
(j)Upon payment of the applicable fee, the owner shall be furnished
with a dog tag bearing the serial number, the year for which it was
issued and the Municipal Name".
(k)The tag shall be fixed securely on the dog for which it was issued
at all times until such time as the tag is renewed or replaced.
(l)Notwithstanding section 3.5 (k) of this by-law, the tag may be
removed while the dog is being lawfully used for hunting in the bush.
(m)Where a tag has been lost, an application shall be made to the
license Issuer for a replacement tag.
(n) Fostering dog owners and/or approved Foster Organizations shall
be required to inform the new owner of the requirements to license
the dog under this by-law.
(o) The Municipality may enter into alternate agreements with
Approved Foster Organizations related only to dog tag requirements
for fostered dogs within Grey Highlands which may be contrary to the
provisions of this by-law.
(i)Every annual license issued by the license issuer may be
transferred after such notification and payment of the applicable fee
upon the following occurrences, (lifetime tags can not be transferred
except for fostered dogs for which ownership transfers can occur):
(i)transfer in ownership of a dog during any licensing year;
(ii)replacement of dog upon death of licensed dog;
(iii)transfer of current year license from any municipality.
(j)Upon payment of the applicable fee, the owner shall be furnished
with a dog tag bearing the serial number, the year for which it was
issued and the Municipal Name".
(k)The tag shall be fixed securely on the dog for which it was issued
at all times until such time as the tag is renewed or replaced.
(l)Notwithstanding section 3.5 (k) of this by-law, the tag may be
removed while the dog is being lawfully used for hunting in the bush.
(m)Where a tag has been lost, an application shall be made to the
license Issuer for a replacement tag.
(n) Fostering dog owners and/or approved Foster Organizations shall
be required to inform the new owner of the requirements to license
the dog under this by-law.
(o) The Municipality may enter into alternate agreements with
Approved Foster Organizations related only to dog tag requirements
for fostered dogs within Grey Highlands which may be contrary to the
provisions of this by-law.
(i)Every annual license issued by the license issuer may be
transferred after such notification and payment of the applicable fee
upon the following occurrences, (lifetime tags can not be transferred
except for fostered dogs for which ownership transfers can occur):
(i)transfer in ownership of a dog during any licensing year;
(ii)replacement of dog upon death of licensed dog;
(iii)transfer of current year license from any municipality.
(j)Upon payment of the applicable fee, the owner shall be furnished
with a dog tag bearing the serial number, the year for which it was
issued and the Municipal Name".
(k)The tag shall be fixed securely on the dog for which it was issued
at all times until such time as the tag is renewed or replaced.
(l)Notwithstanding section 3.5 (k) of this by-law, the tag may be
removed while the dog is being lawfully used for hunting in the bush.
(m)Where a tag has been lost, an application shall be made to the
license Issuer for a replacement tag.
(n) Fostering dog owners and/or approved Foster Organizations shall
be required to inform the new owner of the requirements to license
the dog under this by-law.
(o) The Municipality may enter into alternate agreements with
Approved Foster Organizations related only to dog tag requirements
for fostered dogs within Grey Highlands which may be contrary to the
provisions of this by-law.
(i)Every annual license issued by the license issuer may be
transferred after such notification and payment of the applicable fee
upon the following occurrences, (lifetime tags can not be transferred
except for fostered dogs for which ownership transfers can occur):
(i)transfer in ownership of a dog during any licensing year;
(ii)replacement of dog upon death of licensed dog;
(iii)transfer of current year license from any municipality.
(j)Upon payment of the applicable fee, the owner shall be furnished
with a dog tag bearing the serial number, the year for which it was
issued and the Municipal Name".
(k)The tag shall be fixed securely on the dog for which it was issued
at all times until such time as the tag is renewed or replaced.
(l)Notwithstanding section 3.5 (k) of this by-law, the tag may be
removed while the dog is being lawfully used for hunting in the bush.
(m)Where a tag has been lost, an application shall be made to the
license Issuer for a replacement tag.
(n) Fostering dog owners and/or approved Foster Organizations shall
be required to inform the new owner of the requirements to license
the dog under this by-law.
(o) The Municipality may enter into alternate agreements with
Approved Foster Organizations related only to dog tag requirements
for fostered dogs within Grey Highlands which may be contrary to the
provisions of this by-law.
(i)Every annual license issued by the license issuer may be
transferred after such notification and payment of the applicable fee
upon the following occurrences, (lifetime tags can not be transferred
except for fostered dogs for which ownership transfers can occur):
(i)transfer in ownership of a dog during any licensing year;
(ii)replacement of dog upon death of licensed dog;
(iii)transfer of current year license from any municipality.
(j)Upon payment of the applicable fee, the owner shall be furnished
with a dog tag bearing the serial number, the year for which it was
issued and the Municipal Name".
(k)The tag shall be fixed securely on the dog for which it was issued
at all times until such time as the tag is renewed or replaced.
(l)Notwithstanding section 3.5 (k) of this by-law, the tag may be
removed while the dog is being lawfully used for hunting in the bush.
(m)Where a tag has been lost, an application shall be made to the
license Issuer for a replacement tag.
(n) Fostering dog owners and/or approved Foster Organizations shall
be required to inform the new owner of the requirements to license
the dog under this by-law.
(o) The Municipality may enter into alternate agreements with
Approved Foster Organizations related only to dog tag requirements
for fostered dogs within Grey Highlands which may be contrary to the
provisions of this by-law.
(i)Every annual license issued by the license issuer may be
transferred after such notification and payment of the applicable fee
upon the following occurrences, (lifetime tags can not be transferred
except for fostered dogs for which ownership transfers can occur):
(i)transfer in ownership of a dog during any licensing year;
(ii)replacement of dog upon death of licensed dog;
(iii)transfer of current year license from any municipality.
(j)Upon payment of the applicable fee, the owner shall be furnished
with a dog tag bearing the serial number, the year for which it was
issued and the Municipal Name".
(k)The tag shall be fixed securely on the dog for which it was issued
at all times until such time as the tag is renewed or replaced.
(l)Notwithstanding section 3.5 (k) of this by-law, the tag may be
removed while the dog is being lawfully used for hunting in the bush.
(m)Where a tag has been lost, an application shall be made to the
license Issuer for a replacement tag.
(n) Fostering dog owners and/or approved Foster Organizations shall
be required to inform the new owner of the requirements to license
the dog under this by-law.
(o) The Municipality may enter into alternate agreements with
Approved Foster Organizations related only to dog tag requirements
for fostered dogs within Grey Highlands which may be contrary to the
provisions of this by-law.
(i)Every annual license issued by the license issuer may be
transferred after such notification and payment of the applicable fee
upon the following occurrences, (lifetime tags can not be transferred
except for fostered dogs for which ownership transfers can occur):
(i)transfer in ownership of a dog during any licensing year;
(ii)replacement of dog upon death of licensed dog;
(iii)transfer of current year license from any municipality.
(j)Upon payment of the applicable fee, the owner shall be furnished
with a dog tag bearing the serial number, the year for which it was
issued and the Municipal Name".
(k)The tag shall be fixed securely on the dog for which it was issued
at all times until such time as the tag is renewed or replaced.
(l)Notwithstanding section 3.5 (k) of this by-law, the tag may be
removed while the dog is being lawfully used for hunting in the bush.
(m)Where a tag has been lost, an application shall be made to the
license Issuer for a replacement tag.
(n) Fostering dog owners and/or approved Foster Organizations shall
be required to inform the new owner of the requirements to license
the dog under this by-law.
(o) The Municipality may enter into alternate agreements with
Approved Foster Organizations related only to dog tag requirements
for fostered dogs within Grey Highlands which may be contrary to the
provisions of this by-law.
(i)Every annual license issued by the license issuer may be
transferred after such notification and payment of the applicable fee
upon the following occurrences, (lifetime tags can not be transferred
except for fostered dogs for which ownership transfers can occur):
(i)transfer in ownership of a dog during any licensing year;
(ii)replacement of dog upon death of licensed dog;
(iii)transfer of current year license from any municipality.
(j)Upon payment of the applicable fee, the owner shall be furnished
with a dog tag bearing the serial number, the year for which it was
issued and the Municipal Name".
(k)The tag shall be fixed securely on the dog for which it was issued
at all times until such time as the tag is renewed or replaced.
(l)Notwithstanding section 3.5 (k) of this by-law, the tag may be
removed while the dog is being lawfully used for hunting in the bush.
(m)Where a tag has been lost, an application shall be made to the
license Issuer for a replacement tag.
(n) Fostering dog owners and/or approved Foster Organizations shall
be required to inform the new owner of the requirements to license
the dog under this by-law.
(o) The Municipality may enter into alternate agreements with
Approved Foster Organizations related only to dog tag requirements
for fostered dogs within Grey Highlands which may be contrary to the
provisions of this by-law.
(i)Every annual license issued by the license issuer may be
transferred after such notification and payment of the applicable fee
upon the following occurrences, (lifetime tags can not be transferred
except for fostered dogs for which ownership transfers can occur):
(i)transfer in ownership of a dog during any licensing year;
(ii)replacement of dog upon death of licensed dog;
(iii)transfer of current year license from any municipality.
(j)Upon payment of the applicable fee, the owner shall be furnished
with a dog tag bearing the serial number, the year for which it was
issued and the Municipal Name".
(k)The tag shall be fixed securely on the dog for which it was issued
at all times until such time as the tag is renewed or replaced.
(l)Notwithstanding section 3.5 (k) of this by-law, the tag may be
removed while the dog is being lawfully used for hunting in the bush.
(m)Where a tag has been lost, an application shall be made to the
license Issuer for a replacement tag.
(n) Fostering dog owners and/or approved Foster Organizations shall
be required to inform the new owner of the requirements to license
the dog under this by-law.
(o) The Municipality may enter into alternate agreements with
Approved Foster Organizations related only to dog tag requirements
for fostered dogs within Grey Highlands which may be contrary to the
provisions of this by-law.
(i)Every annual license issued by the license issuer may be
transferred after such notification and payment of the applicable fee
upon the following occurrences, (lifetime tags can not be transferred
except for fostered dogs for which ownership transfers can occur):
(i)transfer in ownership of a dog during any licensing year;
(ii)replacement of dog upon death of licensed dog;
(iii)transfer of current year license from any municipality.
(j)Upon payment of the applicable fee, the owner shall be furnished
with a dog tag bearing the serial number, the year for which it was
issued and the Municipal Name".
(k)The tag shall be fixed securely on the dog for which it was issued
at all times until such time as the tag is renewed or replaced.
(l)Notwithstanding section 3.5 (k) of this by-law, the tag may be
removed while the dog is being lawfully used for hunting in the bush.
(m)Where a tag has been lost, an application shall be made to the
license Issuer for a replacement tag.
(n) Fostering dog owners and/or approved Foster Organizations shall
be required to inform the new owner of the requirements to license
the dog under this by-law.
(o) The Municipality may enter into alternate agreements with
Approved Foster Organizations related only to dog tag requirements
for fostered dogs within Grey Highlands which may be contrary to the
provisions of this by-law.
(i)Every annual license issued by the license issuer may be
transferred after such notification and payment of the applicable fee
upon the following occurrences, (lifetime tags can not be transferred
except for fostered dogs for which ownership transfers can occur):
(i)transfer in ownership of a dog during any licensing year;
(ii)replacement of dog upon death of licensed dog;
(iii)transfer of current year license from any municipality.
(j)Upon payment of the applicable fee, the owner shall be furnished
with a dog tag bearing the serial number, the year for which it was
issued and the Municipal Name".
(k)The tag shall be fixed securely on the dog for which it was issued
at all times until such time as the tag is renewed or replaced.
(l)Notwithstanding section 3.5 (k) of this by-law, the tag may be
removed while the dog is being lawfully used for hunting in the bush.
(m)Where a tag has been lost, an application shall be made to the
license Issuer for a replacement tag.
(n) Fostering dog owners and/or approved Foster Organizations shall
be required to inform the new owner of the requirements to license
the dog under this by-law.
(o) The Municipality may enter into alternate agreements with
Approved Foster Organizations related only to dog tag requirements
for fostered dogs within Grey Highlands which may be contrary to the
provisions of this by-law.
(i)Every annual license issued by the license issuer may be
transferred after such notification and payment of the applicable fee
upon the following occurrences, (lifetime tags can not be transferred
except for fostered dogs for which ownership transfers can occur):
(i)transfer in ownership of a dog during any licensing year;
(ii)replacement of dog upon death of licensed dog;
(iii)transfer of current year license from any municipality.
(j)Upon payment of the applicable fee, the owner shall be furnished
with a dog tag bearing the serial number, the year for which it was
issued and the Municipal Name".
(k)The tag shall be fixed securely on the dog for which it was issued
at all times until such time as the tag is renewed or replaced.
(l)Notwithstanding section 3.5 (k) of this by-law, the tag may be
removed while the dog is being lawfully used for hunting in the bush.
(m)Where a tag has been lost, an application shall be made to the
license Issuer for a replacement tag.
(n) Fostering dog owners and/or approved Foster Organizations shall
be required to inform the new owner of the requirements to license
the dog under this by-law.
(o) The Municipality may enter into alternate agreements with
Approved Foster Organizations related only to dog tag requirements
for fostered dogs within Grey Highlands which may be contrary to the
provisions of this by-law.
(i)Every annual license issued by the license issuer may be
transferred after such notification and payment of the applicable fee
upon the following occurrences, (lifetime tags can not be transferred
except for fostered dogs for which ownership transfers can occur):
(i)transfer in ownership of a dog during any licensing year;
(ii)replacement of dog upon death of licensed dog;
(iii)transfer of current year license from any municipality.
(j)Upon payment of the applicable fee, the owner shall be furnished
with a dog tag bearing the serial number, the year for which it was
issued and the Municipal Name".
(k)The tag shall be fixed securely on the dog for which it was issued
at all times until such time as the tag is renewed or replaced.
(l)Notwithstanding section 3.5 (k) of this by-law, the tag may be
removed while the dog is being lawfully used for hunting in the bush.
(m)Where a tag has been lost, an application shall be made to the
license Issuer for a replacement tag.
(n) Fostering dog owners and/or approved Foster Organizations shall
be required to inform the new owner of the requirements to license
the dog under this by-law.
(o) The Municipality may enter into alternate agreements with
Approved Foster Organizations related only to dog tag requirements
for fostered dogs within Grey Highlands which may be contrary to the
provisions of this by-law.
(i)Every annual license issued by the license issuer may be
transferred after such notification and payment of the applicable fee
upon the following occurrences, (lifetime tags can not be transferred
except for fostered dogs for which ownership transfers can occur):
(i)transfer in ownership of a dog during any licensing year;
(ii)replacement of dog upon death of licensed dog;
(iii)transfer of current year license from any municipality.
(j)Upon payment of the applicable fee, the owner shall be furnished
with a dog tag bearing the serial number, the year for which it was
issued and the Municipal Name".
(k)The tag shall be fixed securely on the dog for which it was issued
at all times until such time as the tag is renewed or replaced.
(l)Notwithstanding section 3.5 (k) of this by-law, the tag may be
removed while the dog is being lawfully used for hunting in the bush.
(m)Where a tag has been lost, an application shall be made to the
license Issuer for a replacement tag.
(n) Fostering dog owners and/or approved Foster Organizations shall
be required to inform the new owner of the requirements to license
the dog under this by-law.
(o) The Municipality may enter into alternate agreements with
Approved Foster Organizations related only to dog tag requirements
for fostered dogs within Grey Highlands which may be contrary to the
provisions of this by-law.
(i)Every annual license issued by the license issuer may be
transferred after such notification and payment of the applicable fee
upon the following occurrences, (lifetime tags can not be transferred
except for fostered dogs for which ownership transfers can occur):
(i)transfer in ownership of a dog during any licensing year;
(ii)replacement of dog upon death of licensed dog;
(iii)transfer of current year license from any municipality.
(j)Upon payment of the applicable fee, the owner shall be furnished
with a dog tag bearing the serial number, the year for which it was
issued and the Municipal Name".
(k)The tag shall be fixed securely on the dog for which it was issued
at all times until such time as the tag is renewed or replaced.
(l)Notwithstanding section 3.5 (k) of this by-law, the tag may be
removed while the dog is being lawfully used for hunting in the bush.
(m)Where a tag has been lost, an application shall be made to the
license Issuer for a replacement tag.
(n) Fostering dog owners and/or approved Foster Organizations shall
be required to inform the new owner of the requirements to license
the dog under this by-law.
(o) The Municipality may enter into alternate agreements with
Approved Foster Organizations related only to dog tag requirements
for fostered dogs within Grey Highlands which may be contrary to the
provisions of this by-law.
(i)Every annual license issued by the license issuer may be
transferred after such notification and payment of the applicable fee
upon the following occurrences, (lifetime tags can not be transferred
except for fostered dogs for which ownership transfers can occur):
(i)transfer in ownership of a dog during any licensing year;
(ii)replacement of dog upon death of licensed dog;
(iii)transfer of current year license from any municipality.
(j)Upon payment of the applicable fee, the owner shall be furnished
with a dog tag bearing the serial number, the year for which it was
issued and the Municipal Name".
(k)The tag shall be fixed securely on the dog for which it was issued
at all times until such time as the tag is renewed or replaced.
(l)Notwithstanding section 3.5 (k) of this by-law, the tag may be
removed while the dog is being lawfully used for hunting in the bush.
(m)Where a tag has been lost, an application shall be made to the
license Issuer for a replacement tag.
(n) Fostering dog owners and/or approved Foster Organizations shall
be required to inform the new owner of the requirements to license
the dog under this by-law.
(o) The Municipality may enter into alternate agreements with
Approved Foster Organizations related only to dog tag requirements
for fostered dogs within Grey Highlands which may be contrary to the
provisions of this by-law.
(i)Every annual license issued by the license issuer may be
transferred after such notification and payment of the applicable fee
upon the following occurrences, (lifetime tags can not be transferred
except for fostered dogs for which ownership transfers can occur):
(i)transfer in ownership of a dog during any licensing year;
(ii)replacement of dog upon death of licensed dog;
(iii)transfer of current year license from any municipality.
(j)Upon payment of the applicable fee, the owner shall be furnished
with a dog tag bearing the serial number, the year for which it was
issued and the Municipal Name".
(k)The tag shall be fixed securely on the dog for which it was issued
at all times until such time as the tag is renewed or replaced.
(l)Notwithstanding section 3.5 (k) of this by-law, the tag may be
removed while the dog is being lawfully used for hunting in the bush.
(m)Where a tag has been lost, an application shall be made to the
license Issuer for a replacement tag.
(n) Fostering dog owners and/or approved Foster Organizations shall
be required to inform the new owner of the requirements to license
the dog under this by-law.
(o) The Municipality may enter into alternate agreements with
Approved Foster Organizations related only to dog tag requirements
for fostered dogs within Grey Highlands which may be contrary to the
provisions of this by-law.
(i)Every annual license issued by the license issuer may be
transferred after such notification and payment of the applicable fee
upon the following occurrences, (lifetime tags can not be transferred
except for fostered dogs for which ownership transfers can occur):
(i)transfer in ownership of a dog during any licensing year;
(ii)replacement of dog upon death of licensed dog;
(iii)transfer of current year license from any municipality.
(j)Upon payment of the applicable fee, the owner shall be furnished
with a dog tag bearing the serial number, the year for which it was
issued and the Municipal Name".
(k)The tag shall be fixed securely on the dog for which it was issued
at all times until such time as the tag is renewed or replaced.
(l)Notwithstanding section 3.5 (k) of this by-law, the tag may be
removed while the dog is being lawfully used for hunting in the bush.
(m)Where a tag has been lost, an application shall be made to the
license Issuer for a replacement tag.
(n) Fostering dog owners and/or approved Foster Organizations shall
be required to inform the new owner of the requirements to license
the dog under this by-law.
(o) The Municipality may enter into alternate agreements with
Approved Foster Organizations related only to dog tag requirements
for fostered dogs within Grey Highlands which may be contrary to the
provisions of this by-law.
(i)Every annual license issued by the license issuer may be
transferred after such notification and payment of the applicable fee
upon the following occurrences, (lifetime tags can not be transferred
except for fostered dogs for which ownership transfers can occur):
(i)transfer in ownership of a dog during any licensing year;
(ii)replacement of dog upon death of licensed dog;
(iii)transfer of current year license from any municipality.
(j)Upon payment of the applicable fee, the owner shall be furnished
with a dog tag bearing the serial number, the year for which it was
issued and the Municipal Name".
(k)The tag shall be fixed securely on the dog for which it was issued
at all times until such time as the tag is renewed or replaced.
(l)Notwithstanding section 3.5 (k) of this by-law, the tag may be
removed while the dog is being lawfully used for hunting in the bush.
(m)Where a tag has been lost, an application shall be made to the
license Issuer for a replacement tag.
(n) Fostering dog owners and/or approved Foster Organizations shall
be required to inform the new owner of the requirements to license
the dog under this by-law.
(o) The Municipality may enter into alternate agreements with
Approved Foster Organizations related only to dog tag requirements
for fostered dogs within Grey Highlands which may be contrary to the
provisions of this by-law.
(i)Every annual license issued by the license issuer may be
transferred after such notification and payment of the applicable fee
upon the following occurrences, (lifetime tags can not be transferred
except for fostered dogs for which ownership transfers can occur):
(i)transfer in ownership of a dog during any licensing year;
(ii)replacement of dog upon death of licensed dog;
(iii)transfer of current year license from any municipality.
(j)Upon payment of the applicable fee, the owner shall be furnished
with a dog tag bearing the serial number, the year for which it was
issued and the Municipal Name".
(k)The tag shall be fixed securely on the dog for which it was issued
at all times until such time as the tag is renewed or replaced.
(l)Notwithstanding section 3.5 (k) of this by-law, the tag may be
removed while the dog is being lawfully used for hunting in the bush.
(m)Where a tag has been lost, an application shall be made to the
license Issuer for a replacement tag.
(n) Fostering dog owners and/or approved Foster Organizations shall
be required to inform the new owner of the requirements to license
the dog under this by-law.
(o) The Municipality may enter into alternate agreements with
Approved Foster Organizations related only to dog tag requirements
for fostered dogs within Grey Highlands which may be contrary to the
provisions of this by-law.
(i)Every annual license issued by the license issuer may be
transferred after such notification and payment of the applicable fee
upon the following occurrences, (lifetime tags can not be transferred
except for fostered dogs for which ownership transfers can occur):
(i)transfer in ownership of a dog during any licensing year;
(ii)replacement of dog upon death of licensed dog;
(iii)transfer of current year license from any municipality.
(j)Upon payment of the applicable fee, the owner shall be furnished
with a dog tag bearing the serial number, the year for which it was
issued and the Municipal Name".
(k)The tag shall be fixed securely on the dog for which it was issued
at all times until such time as the tag is renewed or replaced.
(l)Notwithstanding section 3.5 (k) of this by-law, the tag may be
removed while the dog is being lawfully used for hunting in the bush.
(m)Where a tag has been lost, an application shall be made to the
license Issuer for a replacement tag.
(n) Fostering dog owners and/or approved Foster Organizations shall
be required to inform the new owner of the requirements to license
the dog under this by-law.
(o) The Municipality may enter into alternate agreements with
Approved Foster Organizations related only to dog tag requirements
for fostered dogs within Grey Highlands which may be contrary to the
provisions of this by-law.
(i)Every annual license issued by the license issuer may be
transferred after such notification and payment of the applicable fee
upon the following occurrences, (lifetime tags can not be transferred
except for fostered dogs for which ownership transfers can occur):
(i)transfer in ownership of a dog during any licensing year;
(ii)replacement of dog upon death of licensed dog;
(iii)transfer of current year license from any municipality.
(j)Upon payment of the applicable fee, the owner shall be furnished
with a dog tag bearing the serial number, the year for which it was
issued and the Municipal Name".
(k)The tag shall be fixed securely on the dog for which it was issued
at all times until such time as the tag is renewed or replaced.
(l)Notwithstanding section 3.5 (k) of this by-law, the tag may be
removed while the dog is being lawfully used for hunting in the bush.
(m)Where a tag has been lost, an application shall be made to the
license Issuer for a replacement tag.
(n) Fostering dog owners and/or approved Foster Organizations shall
be required to inform the new owner of the requirements to license
the dog under this by-law.
(o) The Municipality may enter into alternate agreements with
Approved Foster Organizations related only to dog tag requirements
for fostered dogs within Grey Highlands which may be contrary to the
provisions of this by-law.
(i)Every annual license issued by the license issuer may be
transferred after such notification and payment of the applicable fee
upon the following occurrences, (lifetime tags can not be transferred
except for fostered dogs for which ownership transfers can occur):
(i)transfer in ownership of a dog during any licensing year;
(ii)replacement of dog upon death of licensed dog;
(iii)transfer of current year license from any municipality.
(j)Upon payment of the applicable fee, the owner shall be furnished
with a dog tag bearing the serial number, the year for which it was
issued and the Municipal Name".
(k)The tag shall be fixed securely on the dog for which it was issued
at all times until such time as the tag is renewed or replaced.
(l)Notwithstanding section 3.5 (k) of this by-law, the tag may be
removed while the dog is being lawfully used for hunting in the bush.
(m)Where a tag has been lost, an application shall be made to the
license Issuer for a replacement tag.
(n) Fostering dog owners and/or approved Foster Organizations shall
be required to inform the new owner of the requirements to license
the dog under this by-law.
(o) The Municipality may enter into alternate agreements with
Approved Foster Organizations related only to dog tag requirements
for fostered dogs within Grey Highlands which may be contrary to the
provisions of this by-law.
4. FEES
4.1 LICENSE FEES
License fees shall be set and approved by the Municipal Council from
time to time and are listed in the current approved Fees and Charges
By-law.
(a)Guide dogs within the meaning of the Blind Persons' Rights Act, or
other dogs, where a certificate is produced from a recognized training
establishment stating the dog is being used as an assistance dog, are
exempt from the payment of all license fees applicable pursuant to
this by- law.
(b) The license fee for fostering dog owners to obtain an initial tag
for a newly fostered dog shall be discounted by 50% for the first year.
(c) The license fees for transferring a dog tag of a fostered dog from
a foster home to a permanent owner shall be waived.
4.1 LICENSE FEES
License fees shall be set and approved by the Municipal Council from
time to time and are listed in the current approved Fees and Charges
By-law.
(a)Guide dogs within the meaning of the Blind Persons' Rights Act, or
other dogs, where a certificate is produced from a recognized training
establishment stating the dog is being used as an assistance dog, are
exempt from the payment of all license fees applicable pursuant to
this by- law.
(b) The license fee for fostering dog owners to obtain an initial tag
for a newly fostered dog shall be discounted by 50% for the first year.
(c) The license fees for transferring a dog tag of a fostered dog from
a foster home to a permanent owner shall be waived.
4.1 LICENSE FEES
License fees shall be set and approved by the Municipal Council from
time to time and are listed in the current approved Fees and Charges
By-law.
(a)Guide dogs within the meaning of the Blind Persons' Rights Act, or
other dogs, where a certificate is produced from a recognized training
establishment stating the dog is being used as an assistance dog, are
exempt from the payment of all license fees applicable pursuant to
this by- law.
(b) The license fee for fostering dog owners to obtain an initial tag
for a newly fostered dog shall be discounted by 50% for the first year.
(c) The license fees for transferring a dog tag of a fostered dog from
a foster home to a permanent owner shall be waived.
4.1 LICENSE FEES
License fees shall be set and approved by the Municipal Council from
time to time and are listed in the current approved Fees and Charges
By-law.
(a)Guide dogs within the meaning of the Blind Persons' Rights Act, or
other dogs, where a certificate is produced from a recognized training
establishment stating the dog is being used as an assistance dog, are
exempt from the payment of all license fees applicable pursuant to
this by- law.
(b) The license fee for fostering dog owners to obtain an initial tag
for a newly fostered dog shall be discounted by 50% for the first year.
(c) The license fees for transferring a dog tag of a fostered dog from
a foster home to a permanent owner shall be waived.
4.1 LICENSE FEES
License fees shall be set and approved by the Municipal Council from
time to time and are listed in the current approved Fees and Charges
By-law.
(a)Guide dogs within the meaning of the Blind Persons' Rights Act, or
other dogs, where a certificate is produced from a recognized training
establishment stating the dog is being used as an assistance dog, are
exempt from the payment of all license fees applicable pursuant to
this by- law.
(b) The license fee for fostering dog owners to obtain an initial tag
for a newly fostered dog shall be discounted by 50% for the first year.
(c) The license fees for transferring a dog tag of a fostered dog from
a foster home to a permanent owner shall be waived.
4.1 LICENSE FEES
License fees shall be set and approved by the Municipal Council from
time to time and are listed in the current approved Fees and Charges
By-law.
(a)Guide dogs within the meaning of the Blind Persons' Rights Act, or
other dogs, where a certificate is produced from a recognized training
establishment stating the dog is being used as an assistance dog, are
exempt from the payment of all license fees applicable pursuant to
this by- law.
(b) The license fee for fostering dog owners to obtain an initial tag
for a newly fostered dog shall be discounted by 50% for the first year.
(c) The license fees for transferring a dog tag of a fostered dog from
a foster home to a permanent owner shall be waived.
4.1 LICENSE FEES
License fees shall be set and approved by the Municipal Council from
time to time and are listed in the current approved Fees and Charges
By-law.
(a)Guide dogs within the meaning of the Blind Persons' Rights Act, or
other dogs, where a certificate is produced from a recognized training
establishment stating the dog is being used as an assistance dog, are
exempt from the payment of all license fees applicable pursuant to
this by- law.
(b) The license fee for fostering dog owners to obtain an initial tag
for a newly fostered dog shall be discounted by 50% for the first year.
(c) The license fees for transferring a dog tag of a fostered dog from
a foster home to a permanent owner shall be waived.
4.1 LICENSE FEES
License fees shall be set and approved by the Municipal Council from
time to time and are listed in the current approved Fees and Charges
By-law.
(a)Guide dogs within the meaning of the Blind Persons' Rights Act, or
other dogs, where a certificate is produced from a recognized training
establishment stating the dog is being used as an assistance dog, are
exempt from the payment of all license fees applicable pursuant to
this by- law.
(b) The license fee for fostering dog owners to obtain an initial tag
for a newly fostered dog shall be discounted by 50% for the first year.
(c) The license fees for transferring a dog tag of a fostered dog from
a foster home to a permanent owner shall be waived.
4.1 LICENSE FEES
License fees shall be set and approved by the Municipal Council from
time to time and are listed in the current approved Fees and Charges
By-law.
(a)Guide dogs within the meaning of the Blind Persons' Rights Act, or
other dogs, where a certificate is produced from a recognized training
establishment stating the dog is being used as an assistance dog, are
exempt from the payment of all license fees applicable pursuant to
this by- law.
(b) The license fee for fostering dog owners to obtain an initial tag
for a newly fostered dog shall be discounted by 50% for the first year.
(c) The license fees for transferring a dog tag of a fostered dog from
a foster home to a permanent owner shall be waived.
4.1 LICENSE FEES
License fees shall be set and approved by the Municipal Council from
time to time and are listed in the current approved Fees and Charges
By-law.
(a)Guide dogs within the meaning of the Blind Persons' Rights Act, or
other dogs, where a certificate is produced from a recognized training
establishment stating the dog is being used as an assistance dog, are
exempt from the payment of all license fees applicable pursuant to
this by- law.
(b) The license fee for fostering dog owners to obtain an initial tag
for a newly fostered dog shall be discounted by 50% for the first year.
(c) The license fees for transferring a dog tag of a fostered dog from
a foster home to a permanent owner shall be waived.
4.1 LICENSE FEES
License fees shall be set and approved by the Municipal Council from
time to time and are listed in the current approved Fees and Charges
By-law.
(a)Guide dogs within the meaning of the Blind Persons' Rights Act, or
other dogs, where a certificate is produced from a recognized training
establishment stating the dog is being used as an assistance dog, are
exempt from the payment of all license fees applicable pursuant to
this by- law.
(b) The license fee for fostering dog owners to obtain an initial tag
for a newly fostered dog shall be discounted by 50% for the first year.
(c) The license fees for transferring a dog tag of a fostered dog from
a foster home to a permanent owner shall be waived.
4.1 LICENSE FEES
License fees shall be set and approved by the Municipal Council from
time to time and are listed in the current approved Fees and Charges
By-law.
(a)Guide dogs within the meaning of the Blind Persons' Rights Act, or
other dogs, where a certificate is produced from a recognized training
establishment stating the dog is being used as an assistance dog, are
exempt from the payment of all license fees applicable pursuant to
this by- law.
(b) The license fee for fostering dog owners to obtain an initial tag
for a newly fostered dog shall be discounted by 50% for the first year.
(c) The license fees for transferring a dog tag of a fostered dog from
a foster home to a permanent owner shall be waived.
4.1 LICENSE FEES
License fees shall be set and approved by the Municipal Council from
time to time and are listed in the current approved Fees and Charges
By-law.
(a)Guide dogs within the meaning of the Blind Persons' Rights Act, or
other dogs, where a certificate is produced from a recognized training
establishment stating the dog is being used as an assistance dog, are
exempt from the payment of all license fees applicable pursuant to
this by- law.
(b) The license fee for fostering dog owners to obtain an initial tag
for a newly fostered dog shall be discounted by 50% for the first year.
(c) The license fees for transferring a dog tag of a fostered dog from
a foster home to a permanent owner shall be waived.
4.1 LICENSE FEES
License fees shall be set and approved by the Municipal Council from
time to time and are listed in the current approved Fees and Charges
By-law.
(a)Guide dogs within the meaning of the Blind Persons' Rights Act, or
other dogs, where a certificate is produced from a recognized training
establishment stating the dog is being used as an assistance dog, are
exempt from the payment of all license fees applicable pursuant to
this by- law.
(b) The license fee for fostering dog owners to obtain an initial tag
for a newly fostered dog shall be discounted by 50% for the first year.
(c) The license fees for transferring a dog tag of a fostered dog from
a foster home to a permanent owner shall be waived.
4.1 LICENSE FEES
License fees shall be set and approved by the Municipal Council from
time to time and are listed in the current approved Fees and Charges
By-law.
(a)Guide dogs within the meaning of the Blind Persons' Rights Act, or
other dogs, where a certificate is produced from a recognized training
establishment stating the dog is being used as an assistance dog, are
exempt from the payment of all license fees applicable pursuant to
this by- law.
(b) The license fee for fostering dog owners to obtain an initial tag
for a newly fostered dog shall be discounted by 50% for the first year.
(c) The license fees for transferring a dog tag of a fostered dog from
a foster home to a permanent owner shall be waived.
4.1 LICENSE FEES
License fees shall be set and approved by the Municipal Council from
time to time and are listed in the current approved Fees and Charges
By-law.
(a)Guide dogs within the meaning of the Blind Persons' Rights Act, or
other dogs, where a certificate is produced from a recognized training
establishment stating the dog is being used as an assistance dog, are
exempt from the payment of all license fees applicable pursuant to
this by- law.
(b) The license fee for fostering dog owners to obtain an initial tag
for a newly fostered dog shall be discounted by 50% for the first year.
(c) The license fees for transferring a dog tag of a fostered dog from
a foster home to a permanent owner shall be waived.
4.1 LICENSE FEES
License fees shall be set and approved by the Municipal Council from
time to time and are listed in the current approved Fees and Charges
By-law.
(a)Guide dogs within the meaning of the Blind Persons' Rights Act, or
other dogs, where a certificate is produced from a recognized training
establishment stating the dog is being used as an assistance dog, are
exempt from the payment of all license fees applicable pursuant to
this by- law.
(b) The license fee for fostering dog owners to obtain an initial tag
for a newly fostered dog shall be discounted by 50% for the first year.
(c) The license fees for transferring a dog tag of a fostered dog from
a foster home to a permanent owner shall be waived.
4.1 LICENSE FEES
License fees shall be set and approved by the Municipal Council from
time to time and are listed in the current approved Fees and Charges
By-law.
(a)Guide dogs within the meaning of the Blind Persons' Rights Act, or
other dogs, where a certificate is produced from a recognized training
establishment stating the dog is being used as an assistance dog, are
exempt from the payment of all license fees applicable pursuant to
this by- law.
(b) The license fee for fostering dog owners to obtain an initial tag
for a newly fostered dog shall be discounted by 50% for the first year.
(c) The license fees for transferring a dog tag of a fostered dog from
a foster home to a permanent owner shall be waived.
5.KENNEL LICENSING
No person, company or corporation shall operate a kennel except in
accordance with this by-law and the applicable Zoning By-law enacted
by Council pursuant to Section 34 of the Planning Act.
5.KENNEL LICENSING
No person, company or corporation shall operate a kennel except in
accordance with this by-law and the applicable Zoning By-law enacted
by Council pursuant to Section 34 of the Planning Act.
5.KENNEL LICENSING
No person, company or corporation shall operate a kennel except in
accordance with this by-law and the applicable Zoning By-law enacted
by Council pursuant to Section 34 of the Planning Act.
5.KENNEL LICENSING
No person, company or corporation shall operate a kennel except in
accordance with this by-law and the applicable Zoning By-law enacted
by Council pursuant to Section 34 of the Planning Act.
5.KENNEL LICENSING
No person, company or corporation shall operate a kennel except in
accordance with this by-law and the applicable Zoning By-law enacted
by Council pursuant to Section 34 of the Planning Act.
5.KENNEL LICENSING
No person, company or corporation shall operate a kennel except in
accordance with this by-law and the applicable Zoning By-law enacted
by Council pursuant to Section 34 of the Planning Act.
5.KENNEL LICENSING
No person, company or corporation shall operate a kennel except in
accordance with this by-law and the applicable Zoning By-law enacted
by Council pursuant to Section 34 of the Planning Act.
5.KENNEL LICENSING
No person, company or corporation shall operate a kennel except in
accordance with this by-law and the applicable Zoning By-law enacted
by Council pursuant to Section 34 of the Planning Act.
5.KENNEL LICENSING
No person, company or corporation shall operate a kennel except in
accordance with this by-law and the applicable Zoning By-law enacted
by Council pursuant to Section 34 of the Planning Act.
5.1KENNEL APPLICATION
(a)Every person making application to operate a Kennel shall pay an
initial application fee to the Municipality as outlined in the
Municipality's Consolidated Fees and Charges By-law, complete the
prescribed application form and provide such information as may be
required to properly consider the application.
(b) Once the initial application is approved, the operator must renew
the license on an annual basis by completing the prescribed
application/renewal form and pay the annual renewal fee.
(c)Prior to any license being issued by the Municipality for a kennel,
the applicant must supply verification satisfactory to the Municipality
that the property where such kennel is to operate is designated under
the Municipality's comprehensive zoning by-laws(s) or approval from
Niagara Escarpment Commission to allow the operation of a kennel
and that the kennel complies with any requirements of the
5.1KENNEL APPLICATION
(a)Every person making application to operate a Kennel shall pay an
initial application fee to the Municipality as outlined in the
Municipality's Consolidated Fees and Charges By-law, complete the
prescribed application form and provide such information as may be
required to properly consider the application.
(b) Once the initial application is approved, the operator must renew
the license on an annual basis by completing the prescribed
application/renewal form and pay the annual renewal fee.
(c)Prior to any license being issued by the Municipality for a kennel,
the applicant must supply verification satisfactory to the Municipality
that the property where such kennel is to operate is designated under
the Municipality's comprehensive zoning by-laws(s) or approval from
Niagara Escarpment Commission to allow the operation of a kennel
and that the kennel complies with any requirements of the
5.1KENNEL APPLICATION
(a)Every person making application to operate a Kennel shall pay an
initial application fee to the Municipality as outlined in the
Municipality's Consolidated Fees and Charges By-law, complete the
prescribed application form and provide such information as may be
required to properly consider the application.
(b) Once the initial application is approved, the operator must renew
the license on an annual basis by completing the prescribed
application/renewal form and pay the annual renewal fee.
(c)Prior to any license being issued by the Municipality for a kennel,
the applicant must supply verification satisfactory to the Municipality
that the property where such kennel is to operate is designated under
the Municipality's comprehensive zoning by-laws(s) or approval from
Niagara Escarpment Commission to allow the operation of a kennel
and that the kennel complies with any requirements of the
5.1KENNEL APPLICATION
(a)Every person making application to operate a Kennel shall pay an
initial application fee to the Municipality as outlined in the
Municipality's Consolidated Fees and Charges By-law, complete the
prescribed application form and provide such information as may be
required to properly consider the application.
(b) Once the initial application is approved, the operator must renew
the license on an annual basis by completing the prescribed
application/renewal form and pay the annual renewal fee.
(c)Prior to any license being issued by the Municipality for a kennel,
the applicant must supply verification satisfactory to the Municipality
that the property where such kennel is to operate is designated under
the Municipality's comprehensive zoning by-laws(s) or approval from
Niagara Escarpment Commission to allow the operation of a kennel
and that the kennel complies with any requirements of the
5.1KENNEL APPLICATION
(a)Every person making application to operate a Kennel shall pay an
initial application fee to the Municipality as outlined in the
Municipality's Consolidated Fees and Charges By-law, complete the
prescribed application form and provide such information as may be
required to properly consider the application.
(b) Once the initial application is approved, the operator must renew
the license on an annual basis by completing the prescribed
application/renewal form and pay the annual renewal fee.
(c)Prior to any license being issued by the Municipality for a kennel,
the applicant must supply verification satisfactory to the Municipality
that the property where such kennel is to operate is designated under
the Municipality's comprehensive zoning by-laws(s) or approval from
Niagara Escarpment Commission to allow the operation of a kennel
and that the kennel complies with any requirements of the
5.1KENNEL APPLICATION
(a)Every person making application to operate a Kennel shall pay an
initial application fee to the Municipality as outlined in the
Municipality's Consolidated Fees and Charges By-law, complete the
prescribed application form and provide such information as may be
required to properly consider the application.
(b) Once the initial application is approved, the operator must renew
the license on an annual basis by completing the prescribed
application/renewal form and pay the annual renewal fee.
(c)Prior to any license being issued by the Municipality for a kennel,
the applicant must supply verification satisfactory to the Municipality
that the property where such kennel is to operate is designated under
the Municipality's comprehensive zoning by-laws(s) or approval from
Niagara Escarpment Commission to allow the operation of a kennel
and that the kennel complies with any requirements of the
5.1KENNEL APPLICATION
(a)Every person making application to operate a Kennel shall pay an
initial application fee to the Municipality as outlined in the
Municipality's Consolidated Fees and Charges By-law, complete the
prescribed application form and provide such information as may be
required to properly consider the application.
(b) Once the initial application is approved, the operator must renew
the license on an annual basis by completing the prescribed
application/renewal form and pay the annual renewal fee.
(c)Prior to any license being issued by the Municipality for a kennel,
the applicant must supply verification satisfactory to the Municipality
that the property where such kennel is to operate is designated under
the Municipality's comprehensive zoning by-laws(s) or approval from
Niagara Escarpment Commission to allow the operation of a kennel
and that the kennel complies with any requirements of the
5.1KENNEL APPLICATION
(a)Every person making application to operate a Kennel shall pay an
initial application fee to the Municipality as outlined in the
Municipality's Consolidated Fees and Charges By-law, complete the
prescribed application form and provide such information as may be
required to properly consider the application.
(b) Once the initial application is approved, the operator must renew
the license on an annual basis by completing the prescribed
application/renewal form and pay the annual renewal fee.
(c)Prior to any license being issued by the Municipality for a kennel,
the applicant must supply verification satisfactory to the Municipality
that the property where such kennel is to operate is designated under
the Municipality's comprehensive zoning by-laws(s) or approval from
Niagara Escarpment Commission to allow the operation of a kennel
and that the kennel complies with any requirements of the
5.1KENNEL APPLICATION
(a)Every person making application to operate a Kennel shall pay an
initial application fee to the Municipality as outlined in the
Municipality's Consolidated Fees and Charges By-law, complete the
prescribed application form and provide such information as may be
required to properly consider the application.
(b) Once the initial application is approved, the operator must renew
the license on an annual basis by completing the prescribed
application/renewal form and pay the annual renewal fee.
(c)Prior to any license being issued by the Municipality for a kennel,
the applicant must supply verification satisfactory to the Municipality
that the property where such kennel is to operate is designated under
the Municipality's comprehensive zoning by-laws(s) or approval from
Niagara Escarpment Commission to allow the operation of a kennel
and that the kennel complies with any requirements of the
5.1KENNEL APPLICATION
(a)Every person making application to operate a Kennel shall pay an
initial application fee to the Municipality as outlined in the
Municipality's Consolidated Fees and Charges By-law, complete the
prescribed application form and provide such information as may be
required to properly consider the application.
(b) Once the initial application is approved, the operator must renew
the license on an annual basis by completing the prescribed
application/renewal form and pay the annual renewal fee.
(c)Prior to any license being issued by the Municipality for a kennel,
the applicant must supply verification satisfactory to the Municipality
that the property where such kennel is to operate is designated under
the Municipality's comprehensive zoning by-laws(s) or approval from
Niagara Escarpment Commission to allow the operation of a kennel
and that the kennel complies with any requirements of the
5.1KENNEL APPLICATION
(a)Every person making application to operate a Kennel shall pay an
initial application fee to the Municipality as outlined in the
Municipality's Consolidated Fees and Charges By-law, complete the
prescribed application form and provide such information as may be
required to properly consider the application.
(b) Once the initial application is approved, the operator must renew
the license on an annual basis by completing the prescribed
application/renewal form and pay the annual renewal fee.
(c)Prior to any license being issued by the Municipality for a kennel,
the applicant must supply verification satisfactory to the Municipality
that the property where such kennel is to operate is designated under
the Municipality's comprehensive zoning by-laws(s) or approval from
Niagara Escarpment Commission to allow the operation of a kennel
and that the kennel complies with any requirements of the
5.1KENNEL APPLICATION
(a)Every person making application to operate a Kennel shall pay an
initial application fee to the Municipality as outlined in the
Municipality's Consolidated Fees and Charges By-law, complete the
prescribed application form and provide such information as may be
required to properly consider the application.
(b) Once the initial application is approved, the operator must renew
the license on an annual basis by completing the prescribed
application/renewal form and pay the annual renewal fee.
(c)Prior to any license being issued by the Municipality for a kennel,
the applicant must supply verification satisfactory to the Municipality
that the property where such kennel is to operate is designated under
the Municipality's comprehensive zoning by-laws(s) or approval from
Niagara Escarpment Commission to allow the operation of a kennel
and that the kennel complies with any requirements of the
5.1KENNEL APPLICATION
(a)Every person making application to operate a Kennel shall pay an
initial application fee to the Municipality as outlined in the
Municipality's Consolidated Fees and Charges By-law, complete the
prescribed application form and provide such information as may be
required to properly consider the application.
(b) Once the initial application is approved, the operator must renew
the license on an annual basis by completing the prescribed
application/renewal form and pay the annual renewal fee.
(c)Prior to any license being issued by the Municipality for a kennel,
the applicant must supply verification satisfactory to the Municipality
that the property where such kennel is to operate is designated under
the Municipality's comprehensive zoning by-laws(s) or approval from
Niagara Escarpment Commission to allow the operation of a kennel
and that the kennel complies with any requirements of the
5.1KENNEL APPLICATION
(a)Every person making application to operate a Kennel shall pay an
initial application fee to the Municipality as outlined in the
Municipality's Consolidated Fees and Charges By-law, complete the
prescribed application form and provide such information as may be
required to properly consider the application.
(b) Once the initial application is approved, the operator must renew
the license on an annual basis by completing the prescribed
application/renewal form and pay the annual renewal fee.
(c)Prior to any license being issued by the Municipality for a kennel,
the applicant must supply verification satisfactory to the Municipality
that the property where such kennel is to operate is designated under
the Municipality's comprehensive zoning by-laws(s) or approval from
Niagara Escarpment Commission to allow the operation of a kennel
and that the kennel complies with any requirements of the
5.1KENNEL APPLICATION
(a)Every person making application to operate a Kennel shall pay an
initial application fee to the Municipality as outlined in the
Municipality's Consolidated Fees and Charges By-law, complete the
prescribed application form and provide such information as may be
required to properly consider the application.
(b) Once the initial application is approved, the operator must renew
the license on an annual basis by completing the prescribed
application/renewal form and pay the annual renewal fee.
(c)Prior to any license being issued by the Municipality for a kennel,
the applicant must supply verification satisfactory to the Municipality
that the property where such kennel is to operate is designated under
the Municipality's comprehensive zoning by-laws(s) or approval from
Niagara Escarpment Commission to allow the operation of a kennel
and that the kennel complies with any requirements of the
5.1KENNEL APPLICATION
(a)Every person making application to operate a Kennel shall pay an
initial application fee to the Municipality as outlined in the
Municipality's Consolidated Fees and Charges By-law, complete the
prescribed application form and provide such information as may be
required to properly consider the application.
(b) Once the initial application is approved, the operator must renew
the license on an annual basis by completing the prescribed
application/renewal form and pay the annual renewal fee.
(c)Prior to any license being issued by the Municipality for a kennel,
the applicant must supply verification satisfactory to the Municipality
that the property where such kennel is to operate is designated under
the Municipality's comprehensive zoning by-laws(s) or approval from
Niagara Escarpment Commission to allow the operation of a kennel
and that the kennel complies with any requirements of the
5.1KENNEL APPLICATION
(a)Every person making application to operate a Kennel shall pay an
initial application fee to the Municipality as outlined in the
Municipality's Consolidated Fees and Charges By-law, complete the
prescribed application form and provide such information as may be
required to properly consider the application.
(b) Once the initial application is approved, the operator must renew
the license on an annual basis by completing the prescribed
application/renewal form and pay the annual renewal fee.
(c)Prior to any license being issued by the Municipality for a kennel,
the applicant must supply verification satisfactory to the Municipality
that the property where such kennel is to operate is designated under
the Municipality's comprehensive zoning by-laws(s) or approval from
Niagara Escarpment Commission to allow the operation of a kennel
and that the kennel complies with any requirements of the
5.1KENNEL APPLICATION
(a)Every person making application to operate a Kennel shall pay an
initial application fee to the Municipality as outlined in the
Municipality's Consolidated Fees and Charges By-law, complete the
prescribed application form and provide such information as may be
required to properly consider the application.
(b) Once the initial application is approved, the operator must renew
the license on an annual basis by completing the prescribed
application/renewal form and pay the annual renewal fee.
(c)Prior to any license being issued by the Municipality for a kennel,
the applicant must supply verification satisfactory to the Municipality
that the property where such kennel is to operate is designated under
the Municipality's comprehensive zoning by-laws(s) or approval from
Niagara Escarpment Commission to allow the operation of a kennel
and that the kennel complies with any requirements of the
5.1KENNEL APPLICATION
(a)Every person making application to operate a Kennel shall pay an
initial application fee to the Municipality as outlined in the
Municipality's Consolidated Fees and Charges By-law, complete the
prescribed application form and provide such information as may be
required to properly consider the application.
(b) Once the initial application is approved, the operator must renew
the license on an annual basis by completing the prescribed
application/renewal form and pay the annual renewal fee.
(c)Prior to any license being issued by the Municipality for a kennel,
the applicant must supply verification satisfactory to the Municipality
that the property where such kennel is to operate is designated under
the Municipality's comprehensive zoning by-laws(s) or approval from
Niagara Escarpment Commission to allow the operation of a kennel
and that the kennel complies with any requirements of the
5.1KENNEL APPLICATION
(a)Every person making application to operate a Kennel shall pay an
initial application fee to the Municipality as outlined in the
Municipality's Consolidated Fees and Charges By-law, complete the
prescribed application form and provide such information as may be
required to properly consider the application.
(b) Once the initial application is approved, the operator must renew
the license on an annual basis by completing the prescribed
application/renewal form and pay the annual renewal fee.
(c)Prior to any license being issued by the Municipality for a kennel,
the applicant must supply verification satisfactory to the Municipality
that the property where such kennel is to operate is designated under
the Municipality's comprehensive zoning by-laws(s) or approval from
Niagara Escarpment Commission to allow the operation of a kennel
and that the kennel complies with any requirements of the
5.1KENNEL APPLICATION
(a)Every person making application to operate a Kennel shall pay an
initial application fee to the Municipality as outlined in the
Municipality's Consolidated Fees and Charges By-law, complete the
prescribed application form and provide such information as may be
required to properly consider the application.
(b) Once the initial application is approved, the operator must renew
the license on an annual basis by completing the prescribed
application/renewal form and pay the annual renewal fee.
(c)Prior to any license being issued by the Municipality for a kennel,
the applicant must supply verification satisfactory to the Municipality
that the property where such kennel is to operate is designated under
the Municipality's comprehensive zoning by-laws(s) or approval from
Niagara Escarpment Commission to allow the operation of a kennel
and that the kennel complies with any requirements of the
5.1KENNEL APPLICATION
(a)Every person making application to operate a Kennel shall pay an
initial application fee to the Municipality as outlined in the
Municipality's Consolidated Fees and Charges By-law, complete the
prescribed application form and provide such information as may be
required to properly consider the application.
(b) Once the initial application is approved, the operator must renew
the license on an annual basis by completing the prescribed
application/renewal form and pay the annual renewal fee.
(c)Prior to any license being issued by the Municipality for a kennel,
the applicant must supply verification satisfactory to the Municipality
that the property where such kennel is to operate is designated under
the Municipality's comprehensive zoning by-laws(s) or approval from
Niagara Escarpment Commission to allow the operation of a kennel
and that the kennel complies with any requirements of the
5.1KENNEL APPLICATION
(a)Every person making application to operate a Kennel shall pay an
initial application fee to the Municipality as outlined in the
Municipality's Consolidated Fees and Charges By-law, complete the
prescribed application form and provide such information as may be
required to properly consider the application.
(b) Once the initial application is approved, the operator must renew
the license on an annual basis by completing the prescribed
application/renewal form and pay the annual renewal fee.
(c)Prior to any license being issued by the Municipality for a kennel,
the applicant must supply verification satisfactory to the Municipality
that the property where such kennel is to operate is designated under
the Municipality's comprehensive zoning by-laws(s) or approval from
Niagara Escarpment Commission to allow the operation of a kennel
and that the kennel complies with any requirements of the
Municipality including the comprehensive zoning by-law, this by-law
and or other agency approvals for the operation of the kennel.
Municipality including the comprehensive zoning by-law, this by-law
and or other agency approvals for the operation of the kennel.
Municipality including the comprehensive zoning by-law, this by-law
and or other agency approvals for the operation of the kennel.
Municipality including the comprehensive zoning by-law, this by-law
and or other agency approvals for the operation of the kennel.
Municipality including the comprehensive zoning by-law, this by-law
and or other agency approvals for the operation of the kennel.
Municipality including the comprehensive zoning by-law, this by-law
and or other agency approvals for the operation of the kennel.
Municipality including the comprehensive zoning by-law, this by-law
and or other agency approvals for the operation of the kennel.
Municipality including the comprehensive zoning by-law, this by-law
and or other agency approvals for the operation of the kennel.
5.2 KENNELS - GENERAL
(a)Every person who owns or operates a Kennel, or is required to
obtain a kennel license under this by-law, shall operate in general
keeping with the requirements as set out in "A Code of Practice for
Canadian Kennel Operations" Canadian Veterinary Medical
Association, Third Edition.
(b)After giving notice in writing, the Municipality may at any time
suspend or revoke a Kennel license for a failure by the holder thereof
to comply with this by-law. Such grounds for cancellation shall include
but not be limited to unresolved problems of noise, sanitation, care of
dogs, or uses other than permitted by the Kennel license, as
determined by the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(c)The written notice described in 5.2 b shall be delivered in person or
mailed by prepaid registered mail to the registered owner of the
Kennel.
(d)No person shall operate or continue to operate a Kennel without a
valid license.
(e)All Kennel licenses shall be valid for one calendar year or applicable
portion thereof.
(f)Kennel licenses shall only be issued by the Clerk of the Municipality
or any staff member acting under the Clerk's direction.
(g)The owner, operator or manager of a Kennel shall reside on the
property on which the Kennel is located.
5.2 KENNELS - GENERAL
(a)Every person who owns or operates a Kennel, or is required to
obtain a kennel license under this by-law, shall operate in general
keeping with the requirements as set out in "A Code of Practice for
Canadian Kennel Operations" Canadian Veterinary Medical
Association, Third Edition.
(b)After giving notice in writing, the Municipality may at any time
suspend or revoke a Kennel license for a failure by the holder thereof
to comply with this by-law. Such grounds for cancellation shall include
but not be limited to unresolved problems of noise, sanitation, care of
dogs, or uses other than permitted by the Kennel license, as
determined by the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(c)The written notice described in 5.2 b shall be delivered in person or
mailed by prepaid registered mail to the registered owner of the
Kennel.
(d)No person shall operate or continue to operate a Kennel without a
valid license.
(e)All Kennel licenses shall be valid for one calendar year or applicable
portion thereof.
(f)Kennel licenses shall only be issued by the Clerk of the Municipality
or any staff member acting under the Clerk's direction.
(g)The owner, operator or manager of a Kennel shall reside on the
property on which the Kennel is located.
5.2 KENNELS - GENERAL
(a)Every person who owns or operates a Kennel, or is required to
obtain a kennel license under this by-law, shall operate in general
keeping with the requirements as set out in "A Code of Practice for
Canadian Kennel Operations" Canadian Veterinary Medical
Association, Third Edition.
(b)After giving notice in writing, the Municipality may at any time
suspend or revoke a Kennel license for a failure by the holder thereof
to comply with this by-law. Such grounds for cancellation shall include
but not be limited to unresolved problems of noise, sanitation, care of
dogs, or uses other than permitted by the Kennel license, as
determined by the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(c)The written notice described in 5.2 b shall be delivered in person or
mailed by prepaid registered mail to the registered owner of the
Kennel.
(d)No person shall operate or continue to operate a Kennel without a
valid license.
(e)All Kennel licenses shall be valid for one calendar year or applicable
portion thereof.
(f)Kennel licenses shall only be issued by the Clerk of the Municipality
or any staff member acting under the Clerk's direction.
(g)The owner, operator or manager of a Kennel shall reside on the
property on which the Kennel is located.
5.2 KENNELS - GENERAL
(a)Every person who owns or operates a Kennel, or is required to
obtain a kennel license under this by-law, shall operate in general
keeping with the requirements as set out in "A Code of Practice for
Canadian Kennel Operations" Canadian Veterinary Medical
Association, Third Edition.
(b)After giving notice in writing, the Municipality may at any time
suspend or revoke a Kennel license for a failure by the holder thereof
to comply with this by-law. Such grounds for cancellation shall include
but not be limited to unresolved problems of noise, sanitation, care of
dogs, or uses other than permitted by the Kennel license, as
determined by the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(c)The written notice described in 5.2 b shall be delivered in person or
mailed by prepaid registered mail to the registered owner of the
Kennel.
(d)No person shall operate or continue to operate a Kennel without a
valid license.
(e)All Kennel licenses shall be valid for one calendar year or applicable
portion thereof.
(f)Kennel licenses shall only be issued by the Clerk of the Municipality
or any staff member acting under the Clerk's direction.
(g)The owner, operator or manager of a Kennel shall reside on the
property on which the Kennel is located.
5.2 KENNELS - GENERAL
(a)Every person who owns or operates a Kennel, or is required to
obtain a kennel license under this by-law, shall operate in general
keeping with the requirements as set out in "A Code of Practice for
Canadian Kennel Operations" Canadian Veterinary Medical
Association, Third Edition.
(b)After giving notice in writing, the Municipality may at any time
suspend or revoke a Kennel license for a failure by the holder thereof
to comply with this by-law. Such grounds for cancellation shall include
but not be limited to unresolved problems of noise, sanitation, care of
dogs, or uses other than permitted by the Kennel license, as
determined by the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(c)The written notice described in 5.2 b shall be delivered in person or
mailed by prepaid registered mail to the registered owner of the
Kennel.
(d)No person shall operate or continue to operate a Kennel without a
valid license.
(e)All Kennel licenses shall be valid for one calendar year or applicable
portion thereof.
(f)Kennel licenses shall only be issued by the Clerk of the Municipality
or any staff member acting under the Clerk's direction.
(g)The owner, operator or manager of a Kennel shall reside on the
property on which the Kennel is located.
5.2 KENNELS - GENERAL
(a)Every person who owns or operates a Kennel, or is required to
obtain a kennel license under this by-law, shall operate in general
keeping with the requirements as set out in "A Code of Practice for
Canadian Kennel Operations" Canadian Veterinary Medical
Association, Third Edition.
(b)After giving notice in writing, the Municipality may at any time
suspend or revoke a Kennel license for a failure by the holder thereof
to comply with this by-law. Such grounds for cancellation shall include
but not be limited to unresolved problems of noise, sanitation, care of
dogs, or uses other than permitted by the Kennel license, as
determined by the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(c)The written notice described in 5.2 b shall be delivered in person or
mailed by prepaid registered mail to the registered owner of the
Kennel.
(d)No person shall operate or continue to operate a Kennel without a
valid license.
(e)All Kennel licenses shall be valid for one calendar year or applicable
portion thereof.
(f)Kennel licenses shall only be issued by the Clerk of the Municipality
or any staff member acting under the Clerk's direction.
(g)The owner, operator or manager of a Kennel shall reside on the
property on which the Kennel is located.
5.2 KENNELS - GENERAL
(a)Every person who owns or operates a Kennel, or is required to
obtain a kennel license under this by-law, shall operate in general
keeping with the requirements as set out in "A Code of Practice for
Canadian Kennel Operations" Canadian Veterinary Medical
Association, Third Edition.
(b)After giving notice in writing, the Municipality may at any time
suspend or revoke a Kennel license for a failure by the holder thereof
to comply with this by-law. Such grounds for cancellation shall include
but not be limited to unresolved problems of noise, sanitation, care of
dogs, or uses other than permitted by the Kennel license, as
determined by the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(c)The written notice described in 5.2 b shall be delivered in person or
mailed by prepaid registered mail to the registered owner of the
Kennel.
(d)No person shall operate or continue to operate a Kennel without a
valid license.
(e)All Kennel licenses shall be valid for one calendar year or applicable
portion thereof.
(f)Kennel licenses shall only be issued by the Clerk of the Municipality
or any staff member acting under the Clerk's direction.
(g)The owner, operator or manager of a Kennel shall reside on the
property on which the Kennel is located.
5.2 KENNELS - GENERAL
(a)Every person who owns or operates a Kennel, or is required to
obtain a kennel license under this by-law, shall operate in general
keeping with the requirements as set out in "A Code of Practice for
Canadian Kennel Operations" Canadian Veterinary Medical
Association, Third Edition.
(b)After giving notice in writing, the Municipality may at any time
suspend or revoke a Kennel license for a failure by the holder thereof
to comply with this by-law. Such grounds for cancellation shall include
but not be limited to unresolved problems of noise, sanitation, care of
dogs, or uses other than permitted by the Kennel license, as
determined by the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(c)The written notice described in 5.2 b shall be delivered in person or
mailed by prepaid registered mail to the registered owner of the
Kennel.
(d)No person shall operate or continue to operate a Kennel without a
valid license.
(e)All Kennel licenses shall be valid for one calendar year or applicable
portion thereof.
(f)Kennel licenses shall only be issued by the Clerk of the Municipality
or any staff member acting under the Clerk's direction.
(g)The owner, operator or manager of a Kennel shall reside on the
property on which the Kennel is located.
5.2 KENNELS - GENERAL
(a)Every person who owns or operates a Kennel, or is required to
obtain a kennel license under this by-law, shall operate in general
keeping with the requirements as set out in "A Code of Practice for
Canadian Kennel Operations" Canadian Veterinary Medical
Association, Third Edition.
(b)After giving notice in writing, the Municipality may at any time
suspend or revoke a Kennel license for a failure by the holder thereof
to comply with this by-law. Such grounds for cancellation shall include
but not be limited to unresolved problems of noise, sanitation, care of
dogs, or uses other than permitted by the Kennel license, as
determined by the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(c)The written notice described in 5.2 b shall be delivered in person or
mailed by prepaid registered mail to the registered owner of the
Kennel.
(d)No person shall operate or continue to operate a Kennel without a
valid license.
(e)All Kennel licenses shall be valid for one calendar year or applicable
portion thereof.
(f)Kennel licenses shall only be issued by the Clerk of the Municipality
or any staff member acting under the Clerk's direction.
(g)The owner, operator or manager of a Kennel shall reside on the
property on which the Kennel is located.
5.2 KENNELS - GENERAL
(a)Every person who owns or operates a Kennel, or is required to
obtain a kennel license under this by-law, shall operate in general
keeping with the requirements as set out in "A Code of Practice for
Canadian Kennel Operations" Canadian Veterinary Medical
Association, Third Edition.
(b)After giving notice in writing, the Municipality may at any time
suspend or revoke a Kennel license for a failure by the holder thereof
to comply with this by-law. Such grounds for cancellation shall include
but not be limited to unresolved problems of noise, sanitation, care of
dogs, or uses other than permitted by the Kennel license, as
determined by the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(c)The written notice described in 5.2 b shall be delivered in person or
mailed by prepaid registered mail to the registered owner of the
Kennel.
(d)No person shall operate or continue to operate a Kennel without a
valid license.
(e)All Kennel licenses shall be valid for one calendar year or applicable
portion thereof.
(f)Kennel licenses shall only be issued by the Clerk of the Municipality
or any staff member acting under the Clerk's direction.
(g)The owner, operator or manager of a Kennel shall reside on the
property on which the Kennel is located.
5.2 KENNELS - GENERAL
(a)Every person who owns or operates a Kennel, or is required to
obtain a kennel license under this by-law, shall operate in general
keeping with the requirements as set out in "A Code of Practice for
Canadian Kennel Operations" Canadian Veterinary Medical
Association, Third Edition.
(b)After giving notice in writing, the Municipality may at any time
suspend or revoke a Kennel license for a failure by the holder thereof
to comply with this by-law. Such grounds for cancellation shall include
but not be limited to unresolved problems of noise, sanitation, care of
dogs, or uses other than permitted by the Kennel license, as
determined by the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(c)The written notice described in 5.2 b shall be delivered in person or
mailed by prepaid registered mail to the registered owner of the
Kennel.
(d)No person shall operate or continue to operate a Kennel without a
valid license.
(e)All Kennel licenses shall be valid for one calendar year or applicable
portion thereof.
(f)Kennel licenses shall only be issued by the Clerk of the Municipality
or any staff member acting under the Clerk's direction.
(g)The owner, operator or manager of a Kennel shall reside on the
property on which the Kennel is located.
5.2 KENNELS - GENERAL
(a)Every person who owns or operates a Kennel, or is required to
obtain a kennel license under this by-law, shall operate in general
keeping with the requirements as set out in "A Code of Practice for
Canadian Kennel Operations" Canadian Veterinary Medical
Association, Third Edition.
(b)After giving notice in writing, the Municipality may at any time
suspend or revoke a Kennel license for a failure by the holder thereof
to comply with this by-law. Such grounds for cancellation shall include
but not be limited to unresolved problems of noise, sanitation, care of
dogs, or uses other than permitted by the Kennel license, as
determined by the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(c)The written notice described in 5.2 b shall be delivered in person or
mailed by prepaid registered mail to the registered owner of the
Kennel.
(d)No person shall operate or continue to operate a Kennel without a
valid license.
(e)All Kennel licenses shall be valid for one calendar year or applicable
portion thereof.
(f)Kennel licenses shall only be issued by the Clerk of the Municipality
or any staff member acting under the Clerk's direction.
(g)The owner, operator or manager of a Kennel shall reside on the
property on which the Kennel is located.
5.2 KENNELS - GENERAL
(a)Every person who owns or operates a Kennel, or is required to
obtain a kennel license under this by-law, shall operate in general
keeping with the requirements as set out in "A Code of Practice for
Canadian Kennel Operations" Canadian Veterinary Medical
Association, Third Edition.
(b)After giving notice in writing, the Municipality may at any time
suspend or revoke a Kennel license for a failure by the holder thereof
to comply with this by-law. Such grounds for cancellation shall include
but not be limited to unresolved problems of noise, sanitation, care of
dogs, or uses other than permitted by the Kennel license, as
determined by the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(c)The written notice described in 5.2 b shall be delivered in person or
mailed by prepaid registered mail to the registered owner of the
Kennel.
(d)No person shall operate or continue to operate a Kennel without a
valid license.
(e)All Kennel licenses shall be valid for one calendar year or applicable
portion thereof.
(f)Kennel licenses shall only be issued by the Clerk of the Municipality
or any staff member acting under the Clerk's direction.
(g)The owner, operator or manager of a Kennel shall reside on the
property on which the Kennel is located.
5.2 KENNELS - GENERAL
(a)Every person who owns or operates a Kennel, or is required to
obtain a kennel license under this by-law, shall operate in general
keeping with the requirements as set out in "A Code of Practice for
Canadian Kennel Operations" Canadian Veterinary Medical
Association, Third Edition.
(b)After giving notice in writing, the Municipality may at any time
suspend or revoke a Kennel license for a failure by the holder thereof
to comply with this by-law. Such grounds for cancellation shall include
but not be limited to unresolved problems of noise, sanitation, care of
dogs, or uses other than permitted by the Kennel license, as
determined by the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(c)The written notice described in 5.2 b shall be delivered in person or
mailed by prepaid registered mail to the registered owner of the
Kennel.
(d)No person shall operate or continue to operate a Kennel without a
valid license.
(e)All Kennel licenses shall be valid for one calendar year or applicable
portion thereof.
(f)Kennel licenses shall only be issued by the Clerk of the Municipality
or any staff member acting under the Clerk's direction.
(g)The owner, operator or manager of a Kennel shall reside on the
property on which the Kennel is located.
5.2 KENNELS - GENERAL
(a)Every person who owns or operates a Kennel, or is required to
obtain a kennel license under this by-law, shall operate in general
keeping with the requirements as set out in "A Code of Practice for
Canadian Kennel Operations" Canadian Veterinary Medical
Association, Third Edition.
(b)After giving notice in writing, the Municipality may at any time
suspend or revoke a Kennel license for a failure by the holder thereof
to comply with this by-law. Such grounds for cancellation shall include
but not be limited to unresolved problems of noise, sanitation, care of
dogs, or uses other than permitted by the Kennel license, as
determined by the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(c)The written notice described in 5.2 b shall be delivered in person or
mailed by prepaid registered mail to the registered owner of the
Kennel.
(d)No person shall operate or continue to operate a Kennel without a
valid license.
(e)All Kennel licenses shall be valid for one calendar year or applicable
portion thereof.
(f)Kennel licenses shall only be issued by the Clerk of the Municipality
or any staff member acting under the Clerk's direction.
(g)The owner, operator or manager of a Kennel shall reside on the
property on which the Kennel is located.
5.2 KENNELS - GENERAL
(a)Every person who owns or operates a Kennel, or is required to
obtain a kennel license under this by-law, shall operate in general
keeping with the requirements as set out in "A Code of Practice for
Canadian Kennel Operations" Canadian Veterinary Medical
Association, Third Edition.
(b)After giving notice in writing, the Municipality may at any time
suspend or revoke a Kennel license for a failure by the holder thereof
to comply with this by-law. Such grounds for cancellation shall include
but not be limited to unresolved problems of noise, sanitation, care of
dogs, or uses other than permitted by the Kennel license, as
determined by the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(c)The written notice described in 5.2 b shall be delivered in person or
mailed by prepaid registered mail to the registered owner of the
Kennel.
(d)No person shall operate or continue to operate a Kennel without a
valid license.
(e)All Kennel licenses shall be valid for one calendar year or applicable
portion thereof.
(f)Kennel licenses shall only be issued by the Clerk of the Municipality
or any staff member acting under the Clerk's direction.
(g)The owner, operator or manager of a Kennel shall reside on the
property on which the Kennel is located.
5.2 KENNELS - GENERAL
(a)Every person who owns or operates a Kennel, or is required to
obtain a kennel license under this by-law, shall operate in general
keeping with the requirements as set out in "A Code of Practice for
Canadian Kennel Operations" Canadian Veterinary Medical
Association, Third Edition.
(b)After giving notice in writing, the Municipality may at any time
suspend or revoke a Kennel license for a failure by the holder thereof
to comply with this by-law. Such grounds for cancellation shall include
but not be limited to unresolved problems of noise, sanitation, care of
dogs, or uses other than permitted by the Kennel license, as
determined by the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(c)The written notice described in 5.2 b shall be delivered in person or
mailed by prepaid registered mail to the registered owner of the
Kennel.
(d)No person shall operate or continue to operate a Kennel without a
valid license.
(e)All Kennel licenses shall be valid for one calendar year or applicable
portion thereof.
(f)Kennel licenses shall only be issued by the Clerk of the Municipality
or any staff member acting under the Clerk's direction.
(g)The owner, operator or manager of a Kennel shall reside on the
property on which the Kennel is located.
5.2 KENNELS - GENERAL
(a)Every person who owns or operates a Kennel, or is required to
obtain a kennel license under this by-law, shall operate in general
keeping with the requirements as set out in "A Code of Practice for
Canadian Kennel Operations" Canadian Veterinary Medical
Association, Third Edition.
(b)After giving notice in writing, the Municipality may at any time
suspend or revoke a Kennel license for a failure by the holder thereof
to comply with this by-law. Such grounds for cancellation shall include
but not be limited to unresolved problems of noise, sanitation, care of
dogs, or uses other than permitted by the Kennel license, as
determined by the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(c)The written notice described in 5.2 b shall be delivered in person or
mailed by prepaid registered mail to the registered owner of the
Kennel.
(d)No person shall operate or continue to operate a Kennel without a
valid license.
(e)All Kennel licenses shall be valid for one calendar year or applicable
portion thereof.
(f)Kennel licenses shall only be issued by the Clerk of the Municipality
or any staff member acting under the Clerk's direction.
(g)The owner, operator or manager of a Kennel shall reside on the
property on which the Kennel is located.
5.2 KENNELS - GENERAL
(a)Every person who owns or operates a Kennel, or is required to
obtain a kennel license under this by-law, shall operate in general
keeping with the requirements as set out in "A Code of Practice for
Canadian Kennel Operations" Canadian Veterinary Medical
Association, Third Edition.
(b)After giving notice in writing, the Municipality may at any time
suspend or revoke a Kennel license for a failure by the holder thereof
to comply with this by-law. Such grounds for cancellation shall include
but not be limited to unresolved problems of noise, sanitation, care of
dogs, or uses other than permitted by the Kennel license, as
determined by the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(c)The written notice described in 5.2 b shall be delivered in person or
mailed by prepaid registered mail to the registered owner of the
Kennel.
(d)No person shall operate or continue to operate a Kennel without a
valid license.
(e)All Kennel licenses shall be valid for one calendar year or applicable
portion thereof.
(f)Kennel licenses shall only be issued by the Clerk of the Municipality
or any staff member acting under the Clerk's direction.
(g)The owner, operator or manager of a Kennel shall reside on the
property on which the Kennel is located.
5.2 KENNELS - GENERAL
(a)Every person who owns or operates a Kennel, or is required to
obtain a kennel license under this by-law, shall operate in general
keeping with the requirements as set out in "A Code of Practice for
Canadian Kennel Operations" Canadian Veterinary Medical
Association, Third Edition.
(b)After giving notice in writing, the Municipality may at any time
suspend or revoke a Kennel license for a failure by the holder thereof
to comply with this by-law. Such grounds for cancellation shall include
but not be limited to unresolved problems of noise, sanitation, care of
dogs, or uses other than permitted by the Kennel license, as
determined by the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(c)The written notice described in 5.2 b shall be delivered in person or
mailed by prepaid registered mail to the registered owner of the
Kennel.
(d)No person shall operate or continue to operate a Kennel without a
valid license.
(e)All Kennel licenses shall be valid for one calendar year or applicable
portion thereof.
(f)Kennel licenses shall only be issued by the Clerk of the Municipality
or any staff member acting under the Clerk's direction.
(g)The owner, operator or manager of a Kennel shall reside on the
property on which the Kennel is located.
5.2 KENNELS - GENERAL
(a)Every person who owns or operates a Kennel, or is required to
obtain a kennel license under this by-law, shall operate in general
keeping with the requirements as set out in "A Code of Practice for
Canadian Kennel Operations" Canadian Veterinary Medical
Association, Third Edition.
(b)After giving notice in writing, the Municipality may at any time
suspend or revoke a Kennel license for a failure by the holder thereof
to comply with this by-law. Such grounds for cancellation shall include
but not be limited to unresolved problems of noise, sanitation, care of
dogs, or uses other than permitted by the Kennel license, as
determined by the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(c)The written notice described in 5.2 b shall be delivered in person or
mailed by prepaid registered mail to the registered owner of the
Kennel.
(d)No person shall operate or continue to operate a Kennel without a
valid license.
(e)All Kennel licenses shall be valid for one calendar year or applicable
portion thereof.
(f)Kennel licenses shall only be issued by the Clerk of the Municipality
or any staff member acting under the Clerk's direction.
(g)The owner, operator or manager of a Kennel shall reside on the
property on which the Kennel is located.
5.2 KENNELS - GENERAL
(a)Every person who owns or operates a Kennel, or is required to
obtain a kennel license under this by-law, shall operate in general
keeping with the requirements as set out in "A Code of Practice for
Canadian Kennel Operations" Canadian Veterinary Medical
Association, Third Edition.
(b)After giving notice in writing, the Municipality may at any time
suspend or revoke a Kennel license for a failure by the holder thereof
to comply with this by-law. Such grounds for cancellation shall include
but not be limited to unresolved problems of noise, sanitation, care of
dogs, or uses other than permitted by the Kennel license, as
determined by the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(c)The written notice described in 5.2 b shall be delivered in person or
mailed by prepaid registered mail to the registered owner of the
Kennel.
(d)No person shall operate or continue to operate a Kennel without a
valid license.
(e)All Kennel licenses shall be valid for one calendar year or applicable
portion thereof.
(f)Kennel licenses shall only be issued by the Clerk of the Municipality
or any staff member acting under the Clerk's direction.
(g)The owner, operator or manager of a Kennel shall reside on the
property on which the Kennel is located.
5.2 KENNELS - GENERAL
(a)Every person who owns or operates a Kennel, or is required to
obtain a kennel license under this by-law, shall operate in general
keeping with the requirements as set out in "A Code of Practice for
Canadian Kennel Operations" Canadian Veterinary Medical
Association, Third Edition.
(b)After giving notice in writing, the Municipality may at any time
suspend or revoke a Kennel license for a failure by the holder thereof
to comply with this by-law. Such grounds for cancellation shall include
but not be limited to unresolved problems of noise, sanitation, care of
dogs, or uses other than permitted by the Kennel license, as
determined by the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(c)The written notice described in 5.2 b shall be delivered in person or
mailed by prepaid registered mail to the registered owner of the
Kennel.
(d)No person shall operate or continue to operate a Kennel without a
valid license.
(e)All Kennel licenses shall be valid for one calendar year or applicable
portion thereof.
(f)Kennel licenses shall only be issued by the Clerk of the Municipality
or any staff member acting under the Clerk's direction.
(g)The owner, operator or manager of a Kennel shall reside on the
property on which the Kennel is located.
5.2 KENNELS - GENERAL
(a)Every person who owns or operates a Kennel, or is required to
obtain a kennel license under this by-law, shall operate in general
keeping with the requirements as set out in "A Code of Practice for
Canadian Kennel Operations" Canadian Veterinary Medical
Association, Third Edition.
(b)After giving notice in writing, the Municipality may at any time
suspend or revoke a Kennel license for a failure by the holder thereof
to comply with this by-law. Such grounds for cancellation shall include
but not be limited to unresolved problems of noise, sanitation, care of
dogs, or uses other than permitted by the Kennel license, as
determined by the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(c)The written notice described in 5.2 b shall be delivered in person or
mailed by prepaid registered mail to the registered owner of the
Kennel.
(d)No person shall operate or continue to operate a Kennel without a
valid license.
(e)All Kennel licenses shall be valid for one calendar year or applicable
portion thereof.
(f)Kennel licenses shall only be issued by the Clerk of the Municipality
or any staff member acting under the Clerk's direction.
(g)The owner, operator or manager of a Kennel shall reside on the
property on which the Kennel is located.
5.2 KENNELS - GENERAL
(a)Every person who owns or operates a Kennel, or is required to
obtain a kennel license under this by-law, shall operate in general
keeping with the requirements as set out in "A Code of Practice for
Canadian Kennel Operations" Canadian Veterinary Medical
Association, Third Edition.
(b)After giving notice in writing, the Municipality may at any time
suspend or revoke a Kennel license for a failure by the holder thereof
to comply with this by-law. Such grounds for cancellation shall include
but not be limited to unresolved problems of noise, sanitation, care of
dogs, or uses other than permitted by the Kennel license, as
determined by the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(c)The written notice described in 5.2 b shall be delivered in person or
mailed by prepaid registered mail to the registered owner of the
Kennel.
(d)No person shall operate or continue to operate a Kennel without a
valid license.
(e)All Kennel licenses shall be valid for one calendar year or applicable
portion thereof.
(f)Kennel licenses shall only be issued by the Clerk of the Municipality
or any staff member acting under the Clerk's direction.
(g)The owner, operator or manager of a Kennel shall reside on the
property on which the Kennel is located.
5.2 KENNELS - GENERAL
(a)Every person who owns or operates a Kennel, or is required to
obtain a kennel license under this by-law, shall operate in general
keeping with the requirements as set out in "A Code of Practice for
Canadian Kennel Operations" Canadian Veterinary Medical
Association, Third Edition.
(b)After giving notice in writing, the Municipality may at any time
suspend or revoke a Kennel license for a failure by the holder thereof
to comply with this by-law. Such grounds for cancellation shall include
but not be limited to unresolved problems of noise, sanitation, care of
dogs, or uses other than permitted by the Kennel license, as
determined by the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(c)The written notice described in 5.2 b shall be delivered in person or
mailed by prepaid registered mail to the registered owner of the
Kennel.
(d)No person shall operate or continue to operate a Kennel without a
valid license.
(e)All Kennel licenses shall be valid for one calendar year or applicable
portion thereof.
(f)Kennel licenses shall only be issued by the Clerk of the Municipality
or any staff member acting under the Clerk's direction.
(g)The owner, operator or manager of a Kennel shall reside on the
property on which the Kennel is located.
5.2 KENNELS - GENERAL
(a)Every person who owns or operates a Kennel, or is required to
obtain a kennel license under this by-law, shall operate in general
keeping with the requirements as set out in "A Code of Practice for
Canadian Kennel Operations" Canadian Veterinary Medical
Association, Third Edition.
(b)After giving notice in writing, the Municipality may at any time
suspend or revoke a Kennel license for a failure by the holder thereof
to comply with this by-law. Such grounds for cancellation shall include
but not be limited to unresolved problems of noise, sanitation, care of
dogs, or uses other than permitted by the Kennel license, as
determined by the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(c)The written notice described in 5.2 b shall be delivered in person or
mailed by prepaid registered mail to the registered owner of the
Kennel.
(d)No person shall operate or continue to operate a Kennel without a
valid license.
(e)All Kennel licenses shall be valid for one calendar year or applicable
portion thereof.
(f)Kennel licenses shall only be issued by the Clerk of the Municipality
or any staff member acting under the Clerk's direction.
(g)The owner, operator or manager of a Kennel shall reside on the
property on which the Kennel is located.
5.2 KENNELS - GENERAL
(a)Every person who owns or operates a Kennel, or is required to
obtain a kennel license under this by-law, shall operate in general
keeping with the requirements as set out in "A Code of Practice for
Canadian Kennel Operations" Canadian Veterinary Medical
Association, Third Edition.
(b)After giving notice in writing, the Municipality may at any time
suspend or revoke a Kennel license for a failure by the holder thereof
to comply with this by-law. Such grounds for cancellation shall include
but not be limited to unresolved problems of noise, sanitation, care of
dogs, or uses other than permitted by the Kennel license, as
determined by the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(c)The written notice described in 5.2 b shall be delivered in person or
mailed by prepaid registered mail to the registered owner of the
Kennel.
(d)No person shall operate or continue to operate a Kennel without a
valid license.
(e)All Kennel licenses shall be valid for one calendar year or applicable
portion thereof.
(f)Kennel licenses shall only be issued by the Clerk of the Municipality
or any staff member acting under the Clerk's direction.
(g)The owner, operator or manager of a Kennel shall reside on the
property on which the Kennel is located.
5.2 KENNELS - GENERAL
(a)Every person who owns or operates a Kennel, or is required to
obtain a kennel license under this by-law, shall operate in general
keeping with the requirements as set out in "A Code of Practice for
Canadian Kennel Operations" Canadian Veterinary Medical
Association, Third Edition.
(b)After giving notice in writing, the Municipality may at any time
suspend or revoke a Kennel license for a failure by the holder thereof
to comply with this by-law. Such grounds for cancellation shall include
but not be limited to unresolved problems of noise, sanitation, care of
dogs, or uses other than permitted by the Kennel license, as
determined by the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(c)The written notice described in 5.2 b shall be delivered in person or
mailed by prepaid registered mail to the registered owner of the
Kennel.
(d)No person shall operate or continue to operate a Kennel without a
valid license.
(e)All Kennel licenses shall be valid for one calendar year or applicable
portion thereof.
(f)Kennel licenses shall only be issued by the Clerk of the Municipality
or any staff member acting under the Clerk's direction.
(g)The owner, operator or manager of a Kennel shall reside on the
property on which the Kennel is located.
5.2 KENNELS - GENERAL
(a)Every person who owns or operates a Kennel, or is required to
obtain a kennel license under this by-law, shall operate in general
keeping with the requirements as set out in "A Code of Practice for
Canadian Kennel Operations" Canadian Veterinary Medical
Association, Third Edition.
(b)After giving notice in writing, the Municipality may at any time
suspend or revoke a Kennel license for a failure by the holder thereof
to comply with this by-law. Such grounds for cancellation shall include
but not be limited to unresolved problems of noise, sanitation, care of
dogs, or uses other than permitted by the Kennel license, as
determined by the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(c)The written notice described in 5.2 b shall be delivered in person or
mailed by prepaid registered mail to the registered owner of the
Kennel.
(d)No person shall operate or continue to operate a Kennel without a
valid license.
(e)All Kennel licenses shall be valid for one calendar year or applicable
portion thereof.
(f)Kennel licenses shall only be issued by the Clerk of the Municipality
or any staff member acting under the Clerk's direction.
(g)The owner, operator or manager of a Kennel shall reside on the
property on which the Kennel is located.
5.2 KENNELS - GENERAL
(a)Every person who owns or operates a Kennel, or is required to
obtain a kennel license under this by-law, shall operate in general
keeping with the requirements as set out in "A Code of Practice for
Canadian Kennel Operations" Canadian Veterinary Medical
Association, Third Edition.
(b)After giving notice in writing, the Municipality may at any time
suspend or revoke a Kennel license for a failure by the holder thereof
to comply with this by-law. Such grounds for cancellation shall include
but not be limited to unresolved problems of noise, sanitation, care of
dogs, or uses other than permitted by the Kennel license, as
determined by the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(c)The written notice described in 5.2 b shall be delivered in person or
mailed by prepaid registered mail to the registered owner of the
Kennel.
(d)No person shall operate or continue to operate a Kennel without a
valid license.
(e)All Kennel licenses shall be valid for one calendar year or applicable
portion thereof.
(f)Kennel licenses shall only be issued by the Clerk of the Municipality
or any staff member acting under the Clerk's direction.
(g)The owner, operator or manager of a Kennel shall reside on the
property on which the Kennel is located.
5.2 KENNELS - GENERAL
(a)Every person who owns or operates a Kennel, or is required to
obtain a kennel license under this by-law, shall operate in general
keeping with the requirements as set out in "A Code of Practice for
Canadian Kennel Operations" Canadian Veterinary Medical
Association, Third Edition.
(b)After giving notice in writing, the Municipality may at any time
suspend or revoke a Kennel license for a failure by the holder thereof
to comply with this by-law. Such grounds for cancellation shall include
but not be limited to unresolved problems of noise, sanitation, care of
dogs, or uses other than permitted by the Kennel license, as
determined by the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(c)The written notice described in 5.2 b shall be delivered in person or
mailed by prepaid registered mail to the registered owner of the
Kennel.
(d)No person shall operate or continue to operate a Kennel without a
valid license.
(e)All Kennel licenses shall be valid for one calendar year or applicable
portion thereof.
(f)Kennel licenses shall only be issued by the Clerk of the Municipality
or any staff member acting under the Clerk's direction.
(g)The owner, operator or manager of a Kennel shall reside on the
property on which the Kennel is located.
5.2 KENNELS - GENERAL
(a)Every person who owns or operates a Kennel, or is required to
obtain a kennel license under this by-law, shall operate in general
keeping with the requirements as set out in "A Code of Practice for
Canadian Kennel Operations" Canadian Veterinary Medical
Association, Third Edition.
(b)After giving notice in writing, the Municipality may at any time
suspend or revoke a Kennel license for a failure by the holder thereof
to comply with this by-law. Such grounds for cancellation shall include
but not be limited to unresolved problems of noise, sanitation, care of
dogs, or uses other than permitted by the Kennel license, as
determined by the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(c)The written notice described in 5.2 b shall be delivered in person or
mailed by prepaid registered mail to the registered owner of the
Kennel.
(d)No person shall operate or continue to operate a Kennel without a
valid license.
(e)All Kennel licenses shall be valid for one calendar year or applicable
portion thereof.
(f)Kennel licenses shall only be issued by the Clerk of the Municipality
or any staff member acting under the Clerk's direction.
(g)The owner, operator or manager of a Kennel shall reside on the
property on which the Kennel is located.
5.2 KENNELS - GENERAL
(a)Every person who owns or operates a Kennel, or is required to
obtain a kennel license under this by-law, shall operate in general
keeping with the requirements as set out in "A Code of Practice for
Canadian Kennel Operations" Canadian Veterinary Medical
Association, Third Edition.
(b)After giving notice in writing, the Municipality may at any time
suspend or revoke a Kennel license for a failure by the holder thereof
to comply with this by-law. Such grounds for cancellation shall include
but not be limited to unresolved problems of noise, sanitation, care of
dogs, or uses other than permitted by the Kennel license, as
determined by the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(c)The written notice described in 5.2 b shall be delivered in person or
mailed by prepaid registered mail to the registered owner of the
Kennel.
(d)No person shall operate or continue to operate a Kennel without a
valid license.
(e)All Kennel licenses shall be valid for one calendar year or applicable
portion thereof.
(f)Kennel licenses shall only be issued by the Clerk of the Municipality
or any staff member acting under the Clerk's direction.
(g)The owner, operator or manager of a Kennel shall reside on the
property on which the Kennel is located.
5.2 KENNELS - GENERAL
(a)Every person who owns or operates a Kennel, or is required to
obtain a kennel license under this by-law, shall operate in general
keeping with the requirements as set out in "A Code of Practice for
Canadian Kennel Operations" Canadian Veterinary Medical
Association, Third Edition.
(b)After giving notice in writing, the Municipality may at any time
suspend or revoke a Kennel license for a failure by the holder thereof
to comply with this by-law. Such grounds for cancellation shall include
but not be limited to unresolved problems of noise, sanitation, care of
dogs, or uses other than permitted by the Kennel license, as
determined by the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(c)The written notice described in 5.2 b shall be delivered in person or
mailed by prepaid registered mail to the registered owner of the
Kennel.
(d)No person shall operate or continue to operate a Kennel without a
valid license.
(e)All Kennel licenses shall be valid for one calendar year or applicable
portion thereof.
(f)Kennel licenses shall only be issued by the Clerk of the Municipality
or any staff member acting under the Clerk's direction.
(g)The owner, operator or manager of a Kennel shall reside on the
property on which the Kennel is located.
5.2 KENNELS - GENERAL
(a)Every person who owns or operates a Kennel, or is required to
obtain a kennel license under this by-law, shall operate in general
keeping with the requirements as set out in "A Code of Practice for
Canadian Kennel Operations" Canadian Veterinary Medical
Association, Third Edition.
(b)After giving notice in writing, the Municipality may at any time
suspend or revoke a Kennel license for a failure by the holder thereof
to comply with this by-law. Such grounds for cancellation shall include
but not be limited to unresolved problems of noise, sanitation, care of
dogs, or uses other than permitted by the Kennel license, as
determined by the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(c)The written notice described in 5.2 b shall be delivered in person or
mailed by prepaid registered mail to the registered owner of the
Kennel.
(d)No person shall operate or continue to operate a Kennel without a
valid license.
(e)All Kennel licenses shall be valid for one calendar year or applicable
portion thereof.
(f)Kennel licenses shall only be issued by the Clerk of the Municipality
or any staff member acting under the Clerk's direction.
(g)The owner, operator or manager of a Kennel shall reside on the
property on which the Kennel is located.
5.2 KENNELS - GENERAL
(a)Every person who owns or operates a Kennel, or is required to
obtain a kennel license under this by-law, shall operate in general
keeping with the requirements as set out in "A Code of Practice for
Canadian Kennel Operations" Canadian Veterinary Medical
Association, Third Edition.
(b)After giving notice in writing, the Municipality may at any time
suspend or revoke a Kennel license for a failure by the holder thereof
to comply with this by-law. Such grounds for cancellation shall include
but not be limited to unresolved problems of noise, sanitation, care of
dogs, or uses other than permitted by the Kennel license, as
determined by the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(c)The written notice described in 5.2 b shall be delivered in person or
mailed by prepaid registered mail to the registered owner of the
Kennel.
(d)No person shall operate or continue to operate a Kennel without a
valid license.
(e)All Kennel licenses shall be valid for one calendar year or applicable
portion thereof.
(f)Kennel licenses shall only be issued by the Clerk of the Municipality
or any staff member acting under the Clerk's direction.
(g)The owner, operator or manager of a Kennel shall reside on the
property on which the Kennel is located.
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
5.3 KENNEL CONDITIONS
(a)Every person who applies for and receives a kennel license or
operates Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs shall comply with the
following requirements to the satisfaction of the inspector:
(i)The kennel building shall be in a separate building and shall not be
attached to any building used or capable of being used for human
habitation.
(ii)The kennel building and its location shall conform to the zoning by-
law or approval authority for land use (ie. Niagara Escarpment
Commission) and the Ontario Building Code and the building shall be
maintained in damage-free condition.
(iii)The kennel building shall have a floor of concrete or other
impermeable material, and shall have a drain opening constructed as
a plumbing fixture.
(iv)The kennel floor shall be thoroughly cleaned daily, or more often if
necessary.
(v)Any cage shall be adequately sized to allow the animal to extend
its legs to their full extent, to stand, sit, turn around, or lie down in a
fully extended position.
(vi)Cages are to be constructed solely of metal, or wire, or partly of
wire, and shall have metal or other impermeable bottoms, which shall
be cleaned and washed daily, or more often, if necessary.
(vii)The kennel building shall have access to:
-electric lighting;
-windows which may be opened for proper ventilation and natural
light;
-a heating system sufficient to adequately heat the building if
required;
-hot and cold running water;
-a food preparation area;
-an outside area for exercise enclosed by chain link fence. The wall of
an adjacent building may be included as part of such fenced-in area;
and
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
-A manure receptacle for the storage of dog waste. All kennel owners
shall comply with the provisions of Part V of the Environmental Act,
R.S.SO. 1990 and all regulations thereto with respect to waste
management systems, including but not limited to the collection and
disposal of waste.
(b)Every person who holds a kennel license or operates
Boarding/Breeding facilities for dogs, shall comply with the following
requirements:
(i)The license shall be exposed at all times in a conspicuous place in
the interior of the premises.
(ii)The premises shall be maintained in a sanitary, well ventilated,
clean condition, and free from offensive odors
(iii)The animals shall be kept in sanitary, well bedded, well ventilated,
naturally lighted, clean quarters and a healthful temperature shall be
maintained at all times.
(iv)The animals shall be adequately fed and watered and kept in a
clean, healthy condition, free from vermin and disease.
(c)The Canine Control Officer, Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and
any person designated may inspect at any reasonable time any place
where the dogs are kept, pursuant to this by-law.
(d)If the kennel is found not to conform, to the requirements set out
herein, the Canine Control Officer or Municipal Law Enforcement
Officer may direct that the animals be seized and impounded and may
revoke the license issued to the kennel.
(e)In addition to the conditions set out in Section 5.3 (a) and (b),
every breeding kennel shall:
(i)Maintain the whelping bitch in separate accommodations from the
balance of the dogs in the kennel;
(ii)Maintain a whelping box which shall be constructed with four sides
and a floor made from impermeable materials;
(iii)Provide adequate supplemental heat at all times;
(iv)Provide sufficient designated space for the proper enrichment and
socializing of puppies to be offered for sale.
5.4KENNEL INSPECTIONS
(a)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall at all reasonable hours, ensure the Kennel is open to
inspection by an officer upon the production of proper identification,
or any other person authorized to do so under any Provincial or
Federal Legislation.
(b)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall post the license in a prominent place in the Kennel and
shall, when so requested by the Canine Control Officer or any person
authorized by the Municipality, produce such license for inspection.
(c)If, after request to be granted access to a Kennel as per Section
5.4 (a) of this by-law, an owner has not granted access to the Officer
within 24 hours, the Kennel license may be suspended or revoked by
the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(d)Where the Canine Control or Municipal Law Enforcement Officer
finds that the owner or operator of a Kennel does not comply with any
regulation in this by-law, he or she may direct that the animals at the
Kennel be seized and impounded by the Pound-keeper.
5.4KENNEL INSPECTIONS
(a)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall at all reasonable hours, ensure the Kennel is open to
inspection by an officer upon the production of proper identification,
or any other person authorized to do so under any Provincial or
Federal Legislation.
(b)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall post the license in a prominent place in the Kennel and
shall, when so requested by the Canine Control Officer or any person
authorized by the Municipality, produce such license for inspection.
(c)If, after request to be granted access to a Kennel as per Section
5.4 (a) of this by-law, an owner has not granted access to the Officer
within 24 hours, the Kennel license may be suspended or revoked by
the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(d)Where the Canine Control or Municipal Law Enforcement Officer
finds that the owner or operator of a Kennel does not comply with any
regulation in this by-law, he or she may direct that the animals at the
Kennel be seized and impounded by the Pound-keeper.
5.4KENNEL INSPECTIONS
(a)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall at all reasonable hours, ensure the Kennel is open to
inspection by an officer upon the production of proper identification,
or any other person authorized to do so under any Provincial or
Federal Legislation.
(b)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall post the license in a prominent place in the Kennel and
shall, when so requested by the Canine Control Officer or any person
authorized by the Municipality, produce such license for inspection.
(c)If, after request to be granted access to a Kennel as per Section
5.4 (a) of this by-law, an owner has not granted access to the Officer
within 24 hours, the Kennel license may be suspended or revoked by
the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(d)Where the Canine Control or Municipal Law Enforcement Officer
finds that the owner or operator of a Kennel does not comply with any
regulation in this by-law, he or she may direct that the animals at the
Kennel be seized and impounded by the Pound-keeper.
5.4KENNEL INSPECTIONS
(a)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall at all reasonable hours, ensure the Kennel is open to
inspection by an officer upon the production of proper identification,
or any other person authorized to do so under any Provincial or
Federal Legislation.
(b)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall post the license in a prominent place in the Kennel and
shall, when so requested by the Canine Control Officer or any person
authorized by the Municipality, produce such license for inspection.
(c)If, after request to be granted access to a Kennel as per Section
5.4 (a) of this by-law, an owner has not granted access to the Officer
within 24 hours, the Kennel license may be suspended or revoked by
the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(d)Where the Canine Control or Municipal Law Enforcement Officer
finds that the owner or operator of a Kennel does not comply with any
regulation in this by-law, he or she may direct that the animals at the
Kennel be seized and impounded by the Pound-keeper.
5.4KENNEL INSPECTIONS
(a)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall at all reasonable hours, ensure the Kennel is open to
inspection by an officer upon the production of proper identification,
or any other person authorized to do so under any Provincial or
Federal Legislation.
(b)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall post the license in a prominent place in the Kennel and
shall, when so requested by the Canine Control Officer or any person
authorized by the Municipality, produce such license for inspection.
(c)If, after request to be granted access to a Kennel as per Section
5.4 (a) of this by-law, an owner has not granted access to the Officer
within 24 hours, the Kennel license may be suspended or revoked by
the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(d)Where the Canine Control or Municipal Law Enforcement Officer
finds that the owner or operator of a Kennel does not comply with any
regulation in this by-law, he or she may direct that the animals at the
Kennel be seized and impounded by the Pound-keeper.
5.4KENNEL INSPECTIONS
(a)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall at all reasonable hours, ensure the Kennel is open to
inspection by an officer upon the production of proper identification,
or any other person authorized to do so under any Provincial or
Federal Legislation.
(b)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall post the license in a prominent place in the Kennel and
shall, when so requested by the Canine Control Officer or any person
authorized by the Municipality, produce such license for inspection.
(c)If, after request to be granted access to a Kennel as per Section
5.4 (a) of this by-law, an owner has not granted access to the Officer
within 24 hours, the Kennel license may be suspended or revoked by
the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(d)Where the Canine Control or Municipal Law Enforcement Officer
finds that the owner or operator of a Kennel does not comply with any
regulation in this by-law, he or she may direct that the animals at the
Kennel be seized and impounded by the Pound-keeper.
5.4KENNEL INSPECTIONS
(a)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall at all reasonable hours, ensure the Kennel is open to
inspection by an officer upon the production of proper identification,
or any other person authorized to do so under any Provincial or
Federal Legislation.
(b)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall post the license in a prominent place in the Kennel and
shall, when so requested by the Canine Control Officer or any person
authorized by the Municipality, produce such license for inspection.
(c)If, after request to be granted access to a Kennel as per Section
5.4 (a) of this by-law, an owner has not granted access to the Officer
within 24 hours, the Kennel license may be suspended or revoked by
the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(d)Where the Canine Control or Municipal Law Enforcement Officer
finds that the owner or operator of a Kennel does not comply with any
regulation in this by-law, he or she may direct that the animals at the
Kennel be seized and impounded by the Pound-keeper.
5.4KENNEL INSPECTIONS
(a)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall at all reasonable hours, ensure the Kennel is open to
inspection by an officer upon the production of proper identification,
or any other person authorized to do so under any Provincial or
Federal Legislation.
(b)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall post the license in a prominent place in the Kennel and
shall, when so requested by the Canine Control Officer or any person
authorized by the Municipality, produce such license for inspection.
(c)If, after request to be granted access to a Kennel as per Section
5.4 (a) of this by-law, an owner has not granted access to the Officer
within 24 hours, the Kennel license may be suspended or revoked by
the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(d)Where the Canine Control or Municipal Law Enforcement Officer
finds that the owner or operator of a Kennel does not comply with any
regulation in this by-law, he or she may direct that the animals at the
Kennel be seized and impounded by the Pound-keeper.
5.4KENNEL INSPECTIONS
(a)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall at all reasonable hours, ensure the Kennel is open to
inspection by an officer upon the production of proper identification,
or any other person authorized to do so under any Provincial or
Federal Legislation.
(b)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall post the license in a prominent place in the Kennel and
shall, when so requested by the Canine Control Officer or any person
authorized by the Municipality, produce such license for inspection.
(c)If, after request to be granted access to a Kennel as per Section
5.4 (a) of this by-law, an owner has not granted access to the Officer
within 24 hours, the Kennel license may be suspended or revoked by
the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(d)Where the Canine Control or Municipal Law Enforcement Officer
finds that the owner or operator of a Kennel does not comply with any
regulation in this by-law, he or she may direct that the animals at the
Kennel be seized and impounded by the Pound-keeper.
5.4KENNEL INSPECTIONS
(a)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall at all reasonable hours, ensure the Kennel is open to
inspection by an officer upon the production of proper identification,
or any other person authorized to do so under any Provincial or
Federal Legislation.
(b)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall post the license in a prominent place in the Kennel and
shall, when so requested by the Canine Control Officer or any person
authorized by the Municipality, produce such license for inspection.
(c)If, after request to be granted access to a Kennel as per Section
5.4 (a) of this by-law, an owner has not granted access to the Officer
within 24 hours, the Kennel license may be suspended or revoked by
the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(d)Where the Canine Control or Municipal Law Enforcement Officer
finds that the owner or operator of a Kennel does not comply with any
regulation in this by-law, he or she may direct that the animals at the
Kennel be seized and impounded by the Pound-keeper.
5.4KENNEL INSPECTIONS
(a)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall at all reasonable hours, ensure the Kennel is open to
inspection by an officer upon the production of proper identification,
or any other person authorized to do so under any Provincial or
Federal Legislation.
(b)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall post the license in a prominent place in the Kennel and
shall, when so requested by the Canine Control Officer or any person
authorized by the Municipality, produce such license for inspection.
(c)If, after request to be granted access to a Kennel as per Section
5.4 (a) of this by-law, an owner has not granted access to the Officer
within 24 hours, the Kennel license may be suspended or revoked by
the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(d)Where the Canine Control or Municipal Law Enforcement Officer
finds that the owner or operator of a Kennel does not comply with any
regulation in this by-law, he or she may direct that the animals at the
Kennel be seized and impounded by the Pound-keeper.
5.4KENNEL INSPECTIONS
(a)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall at all reasonable hours, ensure the Kennel is open to
inspection by an officer upon the production of proper identification,
or any other person authorized to do so under any Provincial or
Federal Legislation.
(b)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall post the license in a prominent place in the Kennel and
shall, when so requested by the Canine Control Officer or any person
authorized by the Municipality, produce such license for inspection.
(c)If, after request to be granted access to a Kennel as per Section
5.4 (a) of this by-law, an owner has not granted access to the Officer
within 24 hours, the Kennel license may be suspended or revoked by
the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(d)Where the Canine Control or Municipal Law Enforcement Officer
finds that the owner or operator of a Kennel does not comply with any
regulation in this by-law, he or she may direct that the animals at the
Kennel be seized and impounded by the Pound-keeper.
5.4KENNEL INSPECTIONS
(a)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall at all reasonable hours, ensure the Kennel is open to
inspection by an officer upon the production of proper identification,
or any other person authorized to do so under any Provincial or
Federal Legislation.
(b)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall post the license in a prominent place in the Kennel and
shall, when so requested by the Canine Control Officer or any person
authorized by the Municipality, produce such license for inspection.
(c)If, after request to be granted access to a Kennel as per Section
5.4 (a) of this by-law, an owner has not granted access to the Officer
within 24 hours, the Kennel license may be suspended or revoked by
the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(d)Where the Canine Control or Municipal Law Enforcement Officer
finds that the owner or operator of a Kennel does not comply with any
regulation in this by-law, he or she may direct that the animals at the
Kennel be seized and impounded by the Pound-keeper.
5.4KENNEL INSPECTIONS
(a)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall at all reasonable hours, ensure the Kennel is open to
inspection by an officer upon the production of proper identification,
or any other person authorized to do so under any Provincial or
Federal Legislation.
(b)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall post the license in a prominent place in the Kennel and
shall, when so requested by the Canine Control Officer or any person
authorized by the Municipality, produce such license for inspection.
(c)If, after request to be granted access to a Kennel as per Section
5.4 (a) of this by-law, an owner has not granted access to the Officer
within 24 hours, the Kennel license may be suspended or revoked by
the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(d)Where the Canine Control or Municipal Law Enforcement Officer
finds that the owner or operator of a Kennel does not comply with any
regulation in this by-law, he or she may direct that the animals at the
Kennel be seized and impounded by the Pound-keeper.
5.4KENNEL INSPECTIONS
(a)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall at all reasonable hours, ensure the Kennel is open to
inspection by an officer upon the production of proper identification,
or any other person authorized to do so under any Provincial or
Federal Legislation.
(b)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall post the license in a prominent place in the Kennel and
shall, when so requested by the Canine Control Officer or any person
authorized by the Municipality, produce such license for inspection.
(c)If, after request to be granted access to a Kennel as per Section
5.4 (a) of this by-law, an owner has not granted access to the Officer
within 24 hours, the Kennel license may be suspended or revoked by
the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(d)Where the Canine Control or Municipal Law Enforcement Officer
finds that the owner or operator of a Kennel does not comply with any
regulation in this by-law, he or she may direct that the animals at the
Kennel be seized and impounded by the Pound-keeper.
5.4KENNEL INSPECTIONS
(a)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall at all reasonable hours, ensure the Kennel is open to
inspection by an officer upon the production of proper identification,
or any other person authorized to do so under any Provincial or
Federal Legislation.
(b)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall post the license in a prominent place in the Kennel and
shall, when so requested by the Canine Control Officer or any person
authorized by the Municipality, produce such license for inspection.
(c)If, after request to be granted access to a Kennel as per Section
5.4 (a) of this by-law, an owner has not granted access to the Officer
within 24 hours, the Kennel license may be suspended or revoked by
the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(d)Where the Canine Control or Municipal Law Enforcement Officer
finds that the owner or operator of a Kennel does not comply with any
regulation in this by-law, he or she may direct that the animals at the
Kennel be seized and impounded by the Pound-keeper.
5.4KENNEL INSPECTIONS
(a)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall at all reasonable hours, ensure the Kennel is open to
inspection by an officer upon the production of proper identification,
or any other person authorized to do so under any Provincial or
Federal Legislation.
(b)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall post the license in a prominent place in the Kennel and
shall, when so requested by the Canine Control Officer or any person
authorized by the Municipality, produce such license for inspection.
(c)If, after request to be granted access to a Kennel as per Section
5.4 (a) of this by-law, an owner has not granted access to the Officer
within 24 hours, the Kennel license may be suspended or revoked by
the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(d)Where the Canine Control or Municipal Law Enforcement Officer
finds that the owner or operator of a Kennel does not comply with any
regulation in this by-law, he or she may direct that the animals at the
Kennel be seized and impounded by the Pound-keeper.
5.4KENNEL INSPECTIONS
(a)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall at all reasonable hours, ensure the Kennel is open to
inspection by an officer upon the production of proper identification,
or any other person authorized to do so under any Provincial or
Federal Legislation.
(b)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall post the license in a prominent place in the Kennel and
shall, when so requested by the Canine Control Officer or any person
authorized by the Municipality, produce such license for inspection.
(c)If, after request to be granted access to a Kennel as per Section
5.4 (a) of this by-law, an owner has not granted access to the Officer
within 24 hours, the Kennel license may be suspended or revoked by
the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(d)Where the Canine Control or Municipal Law Enforcement Officer
finds that the owner or operator of a Kennel does not comply with any
regulation in this by-law, he or she may direct that the animals at the
Kennel be seized and impounded by the Pound-keeper.
5.4KENNEL INSPECTIONS
(a)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall at all reasonable hours, ensure the Kennel is open to
inspection by an officer upon the production of proper identification,
or any other person authorized to do so under any Provincial or
Federal Legislation.
(b)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall post the license in a prominent place in the Kennel and
shall, when so requested by the Canine Control Officer or any person
authorized by the Municipality, produce such license for inspection.
(c)If, after request to be granted access to a Kennel as per Section
5.4 (a) of this by-law, an owner has not granted access to the Officer
within 24 hours, the Kennel license may be suspended or revoked by
the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(d)Where the Canine Control or Municipal Law Enforcement Officer
finds that the owner or operator of a Kennel does not comply with any
regulation in this by-law, he or she may direct that the animals at the
Kennel be seized and impounded by the Pound-keeper.
5.4KENNEL INSPECTIONS
(a)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall at all reasonable hours, ensure the Kennel is open to
inspection by an officer upon the production of proper identification,
or any other person authorized to do so under any Provincial or
Federal Legislation.
(b)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall post the license in a prominent place in the Kennel and
shall, when so requested by the Canine Control Officer or any person
authorized by the Municipality, produce such license for inspection.
(c)If, after request to be granted access to a Kennel as per Section
5.4 (a) of this by-law, an owner has not granted access to the Officer
within 24 hours, the Kennel license may be suspended or revoked by
the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(d)Where the Canine Control or Municipal Law Enforcement Officer
finds that the owner or operator of a Kennel does not comply with any
regulation in this by-law, he or she may direct that the animals at the
Kennel be seized and impounded by the Pound-keeper.
5.4KENNEL INSPECTIONS
(a)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall at all reasonable hours, ensure the Kennel is open to
inspection by an officer upon the production of proper identification,
or any other person authorized to do so under any Provincial or
Federal Legislation.
(b)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall post the license in a prominent place in the Kennel and
shall, when so requested by the Canine Control Officer or any person
authorized by the Municipality, produce such license for inspection.
(c)If, after request to be granted access to a Kennel as per Section
5.4 (a) of this by-law, an owner has not granted access to the Officer
within 24 hours, the Kennel license may be suspended or revoked by
the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(d)Where the Canine Control or Municipal Law Enforcement Officer
finds that the owner or operator of a Kennel does not comply with any
regulation in this by-law, he or she may direct that the animals at the
Kennel be seized and impounded by the Pound-keeper.
5.4KENNEL INSPECTIONS
(a)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall at all reasonable hours, ensure the Kennel is open to
inspection by an officer upon the production of proper identification,
or any other person authorized to do so under any Provincial or
Federal Legislation.
(b)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall post the license in a prominent place in the Kennel and
shall, when so requested by the Canine Control Officer or any person
authorized by the Municipality, produce such license for inspection.
(c)If, after request to be granted access to a Kennel as per Section
5.4 (a) of this by-law, an owner has not granted access to the Officer
within 24 hours, the Kennel license may be suspended or revoked by
the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(d)Where the Canine Control or Municipal Law Enforcement Officer
finds that the owner or operator of a Kennel does not comply with any
regulation in this by-law, he or she may direct that the animals at the
Kennel be seized and impounded by the Pound-keeper.
5.4KENNEL INSPECTIONS
(a)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall at all reasonable hours, ensure the Kennel is open to
inspection by an officer upon the production of proper identification,
or any other person authorized to do so under any Provincial or
Federal Legislation.
(b)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall post the license in a prominent place in the Kennel and
shall, when so requested by the Canine Control Officer or any person
authorized by the Municipality, produce such license for inspection.
(c)If, after request to be granted access to a Kennel as per Section
5.4 (a) of this by-law, an owner has not granted access to the Officer
within 24 hours, the Kennel license may be suspended or revoked by
the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(d)Where the Canine Control or Municipal Law Enforcement Officer
finds that the owner or operator of a Kennel does not comply with any
regulation in this by-law, he or she may direct that the animals at the
Kennel be seized and impounded by the Pound-keeper.
5.4KENNEL INSPECTIONS
(a)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall at all reasonable hours, ensure the Kennel is open to
inspection by an officer upon the production of proper identification,
or any other person authorized to do so under any Provincial or
Federal Legislation.
(b)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall post the license in a prominent place in the Kennel and
shall, when so requested by the Canine Control Officer or any person
authorized by the Municipality, produce such license for inspection.
(c)If, after request to be granted access to a Kennel as per Section
5.4 (a) of this by-law, an owner has not granted access to the Officer
within 24 hours, the Kennel license may be suspended or revoked by
the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(d)Where the Canine Control or Municipal Law Enforcement Officer
finds that the owner or operator of a Kennel does not comply with any
regulation in this by-law, he or she may direct that the animals at the
Kennel be seized and impounded by the Pound-keeper.
5.4KENNEL INSPECTIONS
(a)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall at all reasonable hours, ensure the Kennel is open to
inspection by an officer upon the production of proper identification,
or any other person authorized to do so under any Provincial or
Federal Legislation.
(b)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall post the license in a prominent place in the Kennel and
shall, when so requested by the Canine Control Officer or any person
authorized by the Municipality, produce such license for inspection.
(c)If, after request to be granted access to a Kennel as per Section
5.4 (a) of this by-law, an owner has not granted access to the Officer
within 24 hours, the Kennel license may be suspended or revoked by
the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(d)Where the Canine Control or Municipal Law Enforcement Officer
finds that the owner or operator of a Kennel does not comply with any
regulation in this by-law, he or she may direct that the animals at the
Kennel be seized and impounded by the Pound-keeper.
5.4KENNEL INSPECTIONS
(a)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall at all reasonable hours, ensure the Kennel is open to
inspection by an officer upon the production of proper identification,
or any other person authorized to do so under any Provincial or
Federal Legislation.
(b)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall post the license in a prominent place in the Kennel and
shall, when so requested by the Canine Control Officer or any person
authorized by the Municipality, produce such license for inspection.
(c)If, after request to be granted access to a Kennel as per Section
5.4 (a) of this by-law, an owner has not granted access to the Officer
within 24 hours, the Kennel license may be suspended or revoked by
the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(d)Where the Canine Control or Municipal Law Enforcement Officer
finds that the owner or operator of a Kennel does not comply with any
regulation in this by-law, he or she may direct that the animals at the
Kennel be seized and impounded by the Pound-keeper.
5.4KENNEL INSPECTIONS
(a)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall at all reasonable hours, ensure the Kennel is open to
inspection by an officer upon the production of proper identification,
or any other person authorized to do so under any Provincial or
Federal Legislation.
(b)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall post the license in a prominent place in the Kennel and
shall, when so requested by the Canine Control Officer or any person
authorized by the Municipality, produce such license for inspection.
(c)If, after request to be granted access to a Kennel as per Section
5.4 (a) of this by-law, an owner has not granted access to the Officer
within 24 hours, the Kennel license may be suspended or revoked by
the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(d)Where the Canine Control or Municipal Law Enforcement Officer
finds that the owner or operator of a Kennel does not comply with any
regulation in this by-law, he or she may direct that the animals at the
Kennel be seized and impounded by the Pound-keeper.
5.4KENNEL INSPECTIONS
(a)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall at all reasonable hours, ensure the Kennel is open to
inspection by an officer upon the production of proper identification,
or any other person authorized to do so under any Provincial or
Federal Legislation.
(b)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall post the license in a prominent place in the Kennel and
shall, when so requested by the Canine Control Officer or any person
authorized by the Municipality, produce such license for inspection.
(c)If, after request to be granted access to a Kennel as per Section
5.4 (a) of this by-law, an owner has not granted access to the Officer
within 24 hours, the Kennel license may be suspended or revoked by
the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(d)Where the Canine Control or Municipal Law Enforcement Officer
finds that the owner or operator of a Kennel does not comply with any
regulation in this by-law, he or she may direct that the animals at the
Kennel be seized and impounded by the Pound-keeper.
5.4KENNEL INSPECTIONS
(a)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall at all reasonable hours, ensure the Kennel is open to
inspection by an officer upon the production of proper identification,
or any other person authorized to do so under any Provincial or
Federal Legislation.
(b)Every person who holds a Kennel license or the owner/operator of
a Kennel shall post the license in a prominent place in the Kennel and
shall, when so requested by the Canine Control Officer or any person
authorized by the Municipality, produce such license for inspection.
(c)If, after request to be granted access to a Kennel as per Section
5.4 (a) of this by-law, an owner has not granted access to the Officer
within 24 hours, the Kennel license may be suspended or revoked by
the Municipality in its sole discretion.
(d)Where the Canine Control or Municipal Law Enforcement Officer
finds that the owner or operator of a Kennel does not comply with any
regulation in this by-law, he or she may direct that the animals at the
Kennel be seized and impounded by the Pound-keeper.
6.POUNDS
6.1POUND DESIGNATION
The Municipality shall from time to time designate a place or places
for the establishment, maintenance and operation of facilities for the
impounding of domestic animals within the Municipality of Grey
Highlands which shall be identified as the Pound or Pounds.
6.1POUND DESIGNATION
The Municipality shall from time to time designate a place or places
for the establishment, maintenance and operation of facilities for the
impounding of domestic animals within the Municipality of Grey
Highlands which shall be identified as the Pound or Pounds.
6.1POUND DESIGNATION
The Municipality shall from time to time designate a place or places
for the establishment, maintenance and operation of facilities for the
impounding of domestic animals within the Municipality of Grey
Highlands which shall be identified as the Pound or Pounds.
6.1POUND DESIGNATION
The Municipality shall from time to time designate a place or places
for the establishment, maintenance and operation of facilities for the
impounding of domestic animals within the Municipality of Grey
Highlands which shall be identified as the Pound or Pounds.
6.1POUND DESIGNATION
The Municipality shall from time to time designate a place or places
for the establishment, maintenance and operation of facilities for the
impounding of domestic animals within the Municipality of Grey
Highlands which shall be identified as the Pound or Pounds.
6.1POUND DESIGNATION
The Municipality shall from time to time designate a place or places
for the establishment, maintenance and operation of facilities for the
impounding of domestic animals within the Municipality of Grey
Highlands which shall be identified as the Pound or Pounds.
6.2POUND KEEPER APPOINTMENT
Council shall from time to time appoint by resolution or by-law, a
Pound keeper to maintain and operate the Pound or Pounds
established pursuant to this Bylaw.
6.2POUND KEEPER APPOINTMENT
Council shall from time to time appoint by resolution or by-law, a
Pound keeper to maintain and operate the Pound or Pounds
established pursuant to this Bylaw.
6.2POUND KEEPER APPOINTMENT
Council shall from time to time appoint by resolution or by-law, a
Pound keeper to maintain and operate the Pound or Pounds
established pursuant to this Bylaw.
6.2POUND KEEPER APPOINTMENT
Council shall from time to time appoint by resolution or by-law, a
Pound keeper to maintain and operate the Pound or Pounds
established pursuant to this Bylaw.
6.2POUND KEEPER APPOINTMENT
Council shall from time to time appoint by resolution or by-law, a
Pound keeper to maintain and operate the Pound or Pounds
established pursuant to this Bylaw.
6.2POUND KEEPER APPOINTMENT
Council shall from time to time appoint by resolution or by-law, a
Pound keeper to maintain and operate the Pound or Pounds
established pursuant to this Bylaw.
6.2POUND KEEPER APPOINTMENT
Council shall from time to time appoint by resolution or by-law, a
Pound keeper to maintain and operate the Pound or Pounds
established pursuant to this Bylaw.
6.3DUTY OF POUND KEEPER
Any pound keeper in charge of the Municipal Pound will impound and
detain all dogs delivered to him/her by the Canine Control Officer and
shall furnish them with sufficient food, water, shelter.
6.3DUTY OF POUND KEEPER
Any pound keeper in charge of the Municipal Pound will impound and
detain all dogs delivered to him/her by the Canine Control Officer and
shall furnish them with sufficient food, water, shelter.
6.3DUTY OF POUND KEEPER
Any pound keeper in charge of the Municipal Pound will impound and
detain all dogs delivered to him/her by the Canine Control Officer and
shall furnish them with sufficient food, water, shelter.
6.3DUTY OF POUND KEEPER
Any pound keeper in charge of the Municipal Pound will impound and
detain all dogs delivered to him/her by the Canine Control Officer and
shall furnish them with sufficient food, water, shelter.
7. IMPOUNDING
7.1RIGHTS OF OFFICER
An Officer may seize and impound any dog which is found by them or
identified to them to be at large within the Municipality. No person
shall hinder or obstruct, either directly or indirectly, an officer in the
lawful exercise of a power of duty under this by-law.
7.1RIGHTS OF OFFICER
An Officer may seize and impound any dog which is found by them or
identified to them to be at large within the Municipality. No person
shall hinder or obstruct, either directly or indirectly, an officer in the
lawful exercise of a power of duty under this by-law.
7.1RIGHTS OF OFFICER
An Officer may seize and impound any dog which is found by them or
identified to them to be at large within the Municipality. No person
shall hinder or obstruct, either directly or indirectly, an officer in the
lawful exercise of a power of duty under this by-law.
7.1RIGHTS OF OFFICER
An Officer may seize and impound any dog which is found by them or
identified to them to be at large within the Municipality. No person
shall hinder or obstruct, either directly or indirectly, an officer in the
lawful exercise of a power of duty under this by-law.
7.1RIGHTS OF OFFICER
An Officer may seize and impound any dog which is found by them or
identified to them to be at large within the Municipality. No person
shall hinder or obstruct, either directly or indirectly, an officer in the
lawful exercise of a power of duty under this by-law.
7.1RIGHTS OF OFFICER
An Officer may seize and impound any dog which is found by them or
identified to them to be at large within the Municipality. No person
shall hinder or obstruct, either directly or indirectly, an officer in the
lawful exercise of a power of duty under this by-law.
7.1RIGHTS OF OFFICER
An Officer may seize and impound any dog which is found by them or
identified to them to be at large within the Municipality. No person
shall hinder or obstruct, either directly or indirectly, an officer in the
lawful exercise of a power of duty under this by-law.
7.1RIGHTS OF OFFICER
An Officer may seize and impound any dog which is found by them or
identified to them to be at large within the Municipality. No person
shall hinder or obstruct, either directly or indirectly, an officer in the
lawful exercise of a power of duty under this by-law.
7.2NOTICE TO OWNER
The Officer or Pound Keeper shall, upon seizure and impoundment of
the dog, inform the dog's owner, if known, that their dog has been
seized and impounded.
7.2NOTICE TO OWNER
The Officer or Pound Keeper shall, upon seizure and impoundment of
the dog, inform the dog's owner, if known, that their dog has been
seized and impounded.
7.2NOTICE TO OWNER
The Officer or Pound Keeper shall, upon seizure and impoundment of
the dog, inform the dog's owner, if known, that their dog has been
seized and impounded.
7.2NOTICE TO OWNER
The Officer or Pound Keeper shall, upon seizure and impoundment of
the dog, inform the dog's owner, if known, that their dog has been
seized and impounded.
7.2NOTICE TO OWNER
The Officer or Pound Keeper shall, upon seizure and impoundment of
the dog, inform the dog's owner, if known, that their dog has been
seized and impounded.
7.2NOTICE TO OWNER
The Officer or Pound Keeper shall, upon seizure and impoundment of
the dog, inform the dog's owner, if known, that their dog has been
seized and impounded.
7.3TIME
Impounded dogs shall be kept in the Pound for a minimum period of
seventy-two (72) hours unless claimed by Owner sooner.
7.3TIME
Impounded dogs shall be kept in the Pound for a minimum period of
seventy-two (72) hours unless claimed by Owner sooner.
7.3TIME
Impounded dogs shall be kept in the Pound for a minimum period of
seventy-two (72) hours unless claimed by Owner sooner.
7.3TIME
Impounded dogs shall be kept in the Pound for a minimum period of
seventy-two (72) hours unless claimed by Owner sooner.
7.3TIME
Impounded dogs shall be kept in the Pound for a minimum period of
seventy-two (72) hours unless claimed by Owner sooner.
7.3TIME
Impounded dogs shall be kept in the Pound for a minimum period of
seventy-two (72) hours unless claimed by Owner sooner.
7.4TIME EXPIRED
If an impounded dog is not claimed within 72 hours of the time on
which the animal was impounded, excluding Saturday, Sunday and
Statutory holidays, the Pound keeper may, on the expiration of this
period, place such animal up for adoption or sale or destroy the
animal if required.
7.4TIME EXPIRED
If an impounded dog is not claimed within 72 hours of the time on
which the animal was impounded, excluding Saturday, Sunday and
Statutory holidays, the Pound keeper may, on the expiration of this
period, place such animal up for adoption or sale or destroy the
animal if required.
7.4TIME EXPIRED
If an impounded dog is not claimed within 72 hours of the time on
which the animal was impounded, excluding Saturday, Sunday and
Statutory holidays, the Pound keeper may, on the expiration of this
period, place such animal up for adoption or sale or destroy the
animal if required.
7.4TIME EXPIRED
If an impounded dog is not claimed within 72 hours of the time on
which the animal was impounded, excluding Saturday, Sunday and
Statutory holidays, the Pound keeper may, on the expiration of this
period, place such animal up for adoption or sale or destroy the
animal if required.
7.4TIME EXPIRED
If an impounded dog is not claimed within 72 hours of the time on
which the animal was impounded, excluding Saturday, Sunday and
Statutory holidays, the Pound keeper may, on the expiration of this
period, place such animal up for adoption or sale or destroy the
animal if required.
7.4TIME EXPIRED
If an impounded dog is not claimed within 72 hours of the time on
which the animal was impounded, excluding Saturday, Sunday and
Statutory holidays, the Pound keeper may, on the expiration of this
period, place such animal up for adoption or sale or destroy the
animal if required.
7.5PAYMENT OF FEES
Where a dog is seized or impounded, it will not be released until
pound, maintenance and vet charges, if applicable, have been paid,
plus any penalties that may be outstanding.
7.5PAYMENT OF FEES
Where a dog is seized or impounded, it will not be released until
pound, maintenance and vet charges, if applicable, have been paid,
plus any penalties that may be outstanding.
7.5PAYMENT OF FEES
Where a dog is seized or impounded, it will not be released until
pound, maintenance and vet charges, if applicable, have been paid,
plus any penalties that may be outstanding.
7.5PAYMENT OF FEES
Where a dog is seized or impounded, it will not be released until
pound, maintenance and vet charges, if applicable, have been paid,
plus any penalties that may be outstanding.
7.6EUTHANIZATION
The Pound keeper or Veterinarian, upon receiving confirmation from a
qualified veterinarian that an impounded dog is suffering from
infectious or contagious disease, or is seriously injured causing undue
pain and suffering, may immediately, euthanize that impounded dog.
7.6EUTHANIZATION
The Pound keeper or Veterinarian, upon receiving confirmation from a
qualified veterinarian that an impounded dog is suffering from
infectious or contagious disease, or is seriously injured causing undue
pain and suffering, may immediately, euthanize that impounded dog.
7.6EUTHANIZATION
The Pound keeper or Veterinarian, upon receiving confirmation from a
qualified veterinarian that an impounded dog is suffering from
infectious or contagious disease, or is seriously injured causing undue
pain and suffering, may immediately, euthanize that impounded dog.
7.6EUTHANIZATION
The Pound keeper or Veterinarian, upon receiving confirmation from a
qualified veterinarian that an impounded dog is suffering from
infectious or contagious disease, or is seriously injured causing undue
pain and suffering, may immediately, euthanize that impounded dog.
7.6EUTHANIZATION
The Pound keeper or Veterinarian, upon receiving confirmation from a
qualified veterinarian that an impounded dog is suffering from
infectious or contagious disease, or is seriously injured causing undue
pain and suffering, may immediately, euthanize that impounded dog.
7.6EUTHANIZATION
The Pound keeper or Veterinarian, upon receiving confirmation from a
qualified veterinarian that an impounded dog is suffering from
infectious or contagious disease, or is seriously injured causing undue
pain and suffering, may immediately, euthanize that impounded dog.
7.7OFFICER DELIVERY
The Pound keeper or Canine Control Officer shall, upon receipt of a
dog delivered to them by any other Officer, deal with that dog in the
same manner as other dogs seized and retained by them pursuant to
this By-law.
7.7OFFICER DELIVERY
The Pound keeper or Canine Control Officer shall, upon receipt of a
dog delivered to them by any other Officer, deal with that dog in the
same manner as other dogs seized and retained by them pursuant to
this By-law.
7.7OFFICER DELIVERY
The Pound keeper or Canine Control Officer shall, upon receipt of a
dog delivered to them by any other Officer, deal with that dog in the
same manner as other dogs seized and retained by them pursuant to
this By-law.
7.7OFFICER DELIVERY
The Pound keeper or Canine Control Officer shall, upon receipt of a
dog delivered to them by any other Officer, deal with that dog in the
same manner as other dogs seized and retained by them pursuant to
this By-law.
7.7OFFICER DELIVERY
The Pound keeper or Canine Control Officer shall, upon receipt of a
dog delivered to them by any other Officer, deal with that dog in the
same manner as other dogs seized and retained by them pursuant to
this By-law.
7.7OFFICER DELIVERY
The Pound keeper or Canine Control Officer shall, upon receipt of a
dog delivered to them by any other Officer, deal with that dog in the
same manner as other dogs seized and retained by them pursuant to
this By-law.
7.7OFFICER DELIVERY
The Pound keeper or Canine Control Officer shall, upon receipt of a
dog delivered to them by any other Officer, deal with that dog in the
same manner as other dogs seized and retained by them pursuant to
this By-law.
7.7OFFICER DELIVERY
The Pound keeper or Canine Control Officer shall, upon receipt of a
dog delivered to them by any other Officer, deal with that dog in the
same manner as other dogs seized and retained by them pursuant to
this By-law.
7.8LOG BOOK
The Canine Control Officer shall maintain a log book, in which they
shall record the description of every dog impounded, the name of the
person who impounded the dog, the time and location of the
impoundment, the fees owing and the manner in which the
impounded dog has been disposed of or collected.
7.8LOG BOOK
The Canine Control Officer shall maintain a log book, in which they
shall record the description of every dog impounded, the name of the
person who impounded the dog, the time and location of the
impoundment, the fees owing and the manner in which the
impounded dog has been disposed of or collected.
7.8LOG BOOK
The Canine Control Officer shall maintain a log book, in which they
shall record the description of every dog impounded, the name of the
person who impounded the dog, the time and location of the
impoundment, the fees owing and the manner in which the
impounded dog has been disposed of or collected.
7.8LOG BOOK
The Canine Control Officer shall maintain a log book, in which they
shall record the description of every dog impounded, the name of the
person who impounded the dog, the time and location of the
impoundment, the fees owing and the manner in which the
impounded dog has been disposed of or collected.
7.8LOG BOOK
The Canine Control Officer shall maintain a log book, in which they
shall record the description of every dog impounded, the name of the
person who impounded the dog, the time and location of the
impoundment, the fees owing and the manner in which the
impounded dog has been disposed of or collected.
7.8LOG BOOK
The Canine Control Officer shall maintain a log book, in which they
shall record the description of every dog impounded, the name of the
person who impounded the dog, the time and location of the
impoundment, the fees owing and the manner in which the
impounded dog has been disposed of or collected.
7.8LOG BOOK
The Canine Control Officer shall maintain a log book, in which they
shall record the description of every dog impounded, the name of the
person who impounded the dog, the time and location of the
impoundment, the fees owing and the manner in which the
impounded dog has been disposed of or collected.
7.9INFECTIOUS OR CONTAGIOUS DISEASE
7.9INFECTIOUS OR CONTAGIOUS DISEASE
No person shall keep, harbour or have in their possession any dog
suffering from any infectious or contagious disease, unless such dog is
in isolation and under treatment for the cure of such disease.
No person shall keep, harbour or have in their possession any dog
suffering from any infectious or contagious disease, unless such dog is
in isolation and under treatment for the cure of such disease.
No person shall keep, harbour or have in their possession any dog
suffering from any infectious or contagious disease, unless such dog is
in isolation and under treatment for the cure of such disease.
8.DOGS RUNNING AT LARGE
8.1PROHIBITION
No owner of a dog shall allow or permit such dog to run at large in the
Municipality of Grey Highlands. For the purpose of this by-law, a dog
shall be deemed to be running at large when found in any place other
than the premises of the owner, and not under the physical control of
any person by means of a leash held by said person.
8.1PROHIBITION
No owner of a dog shall allow or permit such dog to run at large in the
Municipality of Grey Highlands. For the purpose of this by-law, a dog
shall be deemed to be running at large when found in any place other
than the premises of the owner, and not under the physical control of
any person by means of a leash held by said person.
8.1PROHIBITION
No owner of a dog shall allow or permit such dog to run at large in the
Municipality of Grey Highlands. For the purpose of this by-law, a dog
shall be deemed to be running at large when found in any place other
than the premises of the owner, and not under the physical control of
any person by means of a leash held by said person.
8.1PROHIBITION
No owner of a dog shall allow or permit such dog to run at large in the
Municipality of Grey Highlands. For the purpose of this by-law, a dog
shall be deemed to be running at large when found in any place other
than the premises of the owner, and not under the physical control of
any person by means of a leash held by said person.
8.1PROHIBITION
No owner of a dog shall allow or permit such dog to run at large in the
Municipality of Grey Highlands. For the purpose of this by-law, a dog
shall be deemed to be running at large when found in any place other
than the premises of the owner, and not under the physical control of
any person by means of a leash held by said person.
8.1PROHIBITION
No owner of a dog shall allow or permit such dog to run at large in the
Municipality of Grey Highlands. For the purpose of this by-law, a dog
shall be deemed to be running at large when found in any place other
than the premises of the owner, and not under the physical control of
any person by means of a leash held by said person.
8.1PROHIBITION
No owner of a dog shall allow or permit such dog to run at large in the
Municipality of Grey Highlands. For the purpose of this by-law, a dog
shall be deemed to be running at large when found in any place other
than the premises of the owner, and not under the physical control of
any person by means of a leash held by said person.
8.1PROHIBITION
No owner of a dog shall allow or permit such dog to run at large in the
Municipality of Grey Highlands. For the purpose of this by-law, a dog
shall be deemed to be running at large when found in any place other
than the premises of the owner, and not under the physical control of
any person by means of a leash held by said person.
8.1PROHIBITION
No owner of a dog shall allow or permit such dog to run at large in the
Municipality of Grey Highlands. For the purpose of this by-law, a dog
shall be deemed to be running at large when found in any place other
than the premises of the owner, and not under the physical control of
any person by means of a leash held by said person.
8.1PROHIBITION
No owner of a dog shall allow or permit such dog to run at large in the
Municipality of Grey Highlands. For the purpose of this by-law, a dog
shall be deemed to be running at large when found in any place other
than the premises of the owner, and not under the physical control of
any person by means of a leash held by said person.
8.1PROHIBITION
No owner of a dog shall allow or permit such dog to run at large in the
Municipality of Grey Highlands. For the purpose of this by-law, a dog
shall be deemed to be running at large when found in any place other
than the premises of the owner, and not under the physical control of
any person by means of a leash held by said person.
8.1PROHIBITION
No owner of a dog shall allow or permit such dog to run at large in the
Municipality of Grey Highlands. For the purpose of this by-law, a dog
shall be deemed to be running at large when found in any place other
than the premises of the owner, and not under the physical control of
any person by means of a leash held by said person.
8.2CAPTURED DOG
An Officer may capture any dog running at large and cause it to be
impounded or return same to its registered owner, in the sole
discretion of the Officer. Should the dog be returned to the Owner, a
ticket may be issued to said Owner.
8.2CAPTURED DOG
An Officer may capture any dog running at large and cause it to be
impounded or return same to its registered owner, in the sole
discretion of the Officer. Should the dog be returned to the Owner, a
ticket may be issued to said Owner.
8.2CAPTURED DOG
An Officer may capture any dog running at large and cause it to be
impounded or return same to its registered owner, in the sole
discretion of the Officer. Should the dog be returned to the Owner, a
ticket may be issued to said Owner.
8.2CAPTURED DOG
An Officer may capture any dog running at large and cause it to be
impounded or return same to its registered owner, in the sole
discretion of the Officer. Should the dog be returned to the Owner, a
ticket may be issued to said Owner.
8.2CAPTURED DOG
An Officer may capture any dog running at large and cause it to be
impounded or return same to its registered owner, in the sole
discretion of the Officer. Should the dog be returned to the Owner, a
ticket may be issued to said Owner.
8.2CAPTURED DOG
An Officer may capture any dog running at large and cause it to be
impounded or return same to its registered owner, in the sole
discretion of the Officer. Should the dog be returned to the Owner, a
ticket may be issued to said Owner.
8.3PAYMENT REQUIRED
The Owner of every dog impounded, if known, and whether or not the
dog is claimed by the Owner from the Pound, shall be liable for the
payment of the Pound's fees as determined and shall pay all fees on
demand. Any outstanding payments after 6 months may be added to
the property collected in the same manner as taxes.
8.3PAYMENT REQUIRED
The Owner of every dog impounded, if known, and whether or not the
dog is claimed by the Owner from the Pound, shall be liable for the
payment of the Pound's fees as determined and shall pay all fees on
demand. Any outstanding payments after 6 months may be added to
the property collected in the same manner as taxes.
8.3PAYMENT REQUIRED
The Owner of every dog impounded, if known, and whether or not the
dog is claimed by the Owner from the Pound, shall be liable for the
payment of the Pound's fees as determined and shall pay all fees on
demand. Any outstanding payments after 6 months may be added to
the property collected in the same manner as taxes.
8.3PAYMENT REQUIRED
The Owner of every dog impounded, if known, and whether or not the
dog is claimed by the Owner from the Pound, shall be liable for the
payment of the Pound's fees as determined and shall pay all fees on
demand. Any outstanding payments after 6 months may be added to
the property collected in the same manner as taxes.
8.3PAYMENT REQUIRED
The Owner of every dog impounded, if known, and whether or not the
dog is claimed by the Owner from the Pound, shall be liable for the
payment of the Pound's fees as determined and shall pay all fees on
demand. Any outstanding payments after 6 months may be added to
the property collected in the same manner as taxes.
8.3PAYMENT REQUIRED
The Owner of every dog impounded, if known, and whether or not the
dog is claimed by the Owner from the Pound, shall be liable for the
payment of the Pound's fees as determined and shall pay all fees on
demand. Any outstanding payments after 6 months may be added to
the property collected in the same manner as taxes.
8.3PAYMENT REQUIRED
The Owner of every dog impounded, if known, and whether or not the
dog is claimed by the Owner from the Pound, shall be liable for the
payment of the Pound's fees as determined and shall pay all fees on
demand. Any outstanding payments after 6 months may be added to
the property collected in the same manner as taxes.
8.4EXCEPTIONS
Section 8.1 of this By-law shall not apply to:
Section 8.1 of this By-law shall not apply to:
Section 8.1 of this By-law shall not apply to:
(a) licensed guide dogs or police working dogs while they are in the
course of fulfilling their duties; and
(b) hunting dogs that are under the direct supervision of a person
who is a bona fide hunter actively engaged in hunting or training in
accordance with the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act, 1997, S.O.
1997, c. 41, as amended, and other applicable law during a permitted
season to whom has been issued such necessary licences and permits
as may be required by the laws of the of Canada, the Province of
Ontario or the Municipality provided that such person has obtained
the prior written consent of the owner of the parcel of land on which
the hunting dog(s) are, or may be, running at large in pursuit of
game, or otherwise. Consent must be obtained not more than 3
months prior to the date of the occasion on which the dogs are to, or
may be, running at large on or over the parcel of land.
(a) licensed guide dogs or police working dogs while they are in the
course of fulfilling their duties; and
(b) hunting dogs that are under the direct supervision of a person
who is a bona fide hunter actively engaged in hunting or training in
accordance with the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act, 1997, S.O.
1997, c. 41, as amended, and other applicable law during a permitted
season to whom has been issued such necessary licences and permits
as may be required by the laws of the of Canada, the Province of
Ontario or the Municipality provided that such person has obtained
the prior written consent of the owner of the parcel of land on which
the hunting dog(s) are, or may be, running at large in pursuit of
game, or otherwise. Consent must be obtained not more than 3
months prior to the date of the occasion on which the dogs are to, or
may be, running at large on or over the parcel of land.
(a) licensed guide dogs or police working dogs while they are in the
course of fulfilling their duties; and
(b) hunting dogs that are under the direct supervision of a person
who is a bona fide hunter actively engaged in hunting or training in
accordance with the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act, 1997, S.O.
1997, c. 41, as amended, and other applicable law during a permitted
season to whom has been issued such necessary licences and permits
as may be required by the laws of the of Canada, the Province of
Ontario or the Municipality provided that such person has obtained
the prior written consent of the owner of the parcel of land on which
the hunting dog(s) are, or may be, running at large in pursuit of
game, or otherwise. Consent must be obtained not more than 3
months prior to the date of the occasion on which the dogs are to, or
may be, running at large on or over the parcel of land.
(a) licensed guide dogs or police working dogs while they are in the
course of fulfilling their duties; and
(b) hunting dogs that are under the direct supervision of a person
who is a bona fide hunter actively engaged in hunting or training in
accordance with the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act, 1997, S.O.
1997, c. 41, as amended, and other applicable law during a permitted
season to whom has been issued such necessary licences and permits
as may be required by the laws of the of Canada, the Province of
Ontario or the Municipality provided that such person has obtained
the prior written consent of the owner of the parcel of land on which
the hunting dog(s) are, or may be, running at large in pursuit of
game, or otherwise. Consent must be obtained not more than 3
months prior to the date of the occasion on which the dogs are to, or
may be, running at large on or over the parcel of land.
(a) licensed guide dogs or police working dogs while they are in the
course of fulfilling their duties; and
(b) hunting dogs that are under the direct supervision of a person
who is a bona fide hunter actively engaged in hunting or training in
accordance with the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act, 1997, S.O.
1997, c. 41, as amended, and other applicable law during a permitted
season to whom has been issued such necessary licences and permits
as may be required by the laws of the of Canada, the Province of
Ontario or the Municipality provided that such person has obtained
the prior written consent of the owner of the parcel of land on which
the hunting dog(s) are, or may be, running at large in pursuit of
game, or otherwise. Consent must be obtained not more than 3
months prior to the date of the occasion on which the dogs are to, or
may be, running at large on or over the parcel of land.
(a) licensed guide dogs or police working dogs while they are in the
course of fulfilling their duties; and
(b) hunting dogs that are under the direct supervision of a person
who is a bona fide hunter actively engaged in hunting or training in
accordance with the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act, 1997, S.O.
1997, c. 41, as amended, and other applicable law during a permitted
season to whom has been issued such necessary licences and permits
as may be required by the laws of the of Canada, the Province of
Ontario or the Municipality provided that such person has obtained
the prior written consent of the owner of the parcel of land on which
the hunting dog(s) are, or may be, running at large in pursuit of
game, or otherwise. Consent must be obtained not more than 3
months prior to the date of the occasion on which the dogs are to, or
may be, running at large on or over the parcel of land.
(a) licensed guide dogs or police working dogs while they are in the
course of fulfilling their duties; and
(b) hunting dogs that are under the direct supervision of a person
who is a bona fide hunter actively engaged in hunting or training in
accordance with the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act, 1997, S.O.
1997, c. 41, as amended, and other applicable law during a permitted
season to whom has been issued such necessary licences and permits
as may be required by the laws of the of Canada, the Province of
Ontario or the Municipality provided that such person has obtained
the prior written consent of the owner of the parcel of land on which
the hunting dog(s) are, or may be, running at large in pursuit of
game, or otherwise. Consent must be obtained not more than 3
months prior to the date of the occasion on which the dogs are to, or
may be, running at large on or over the parcel of land.
(a) licensed guide dogs or police working dogs while they are in the
course of fulfilling their duties; and
(b) hunting dogs that are under the direct supervision of a person
who is a bona fide hunter actively engaged in hunting or training in
accordance with the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act, 1997, S.O.
1997, c. 41, as amended, and other applicable law during a permitted
season to whom has been issued such necessary licences and permits
as may be required by the laws of the of Canada, the Province of
Ontario or the Municipality provided that such person has obtained
the prior written consent of the owner of the parcel of land on which
the hunting dog(s) are, or may be, running at large in pursuit of
game, or otherwise. Consent must be obtained not more than 3
months prior to the date of the occasion on which the dogs are to, or
may be, running at large on or over the parcel of land.
(a) licensed guide dogs or police working dogs while they are in the
course of fulfilling their duties; and
(b) hunting dogs that are under the direct supervision of a person
who is a bona fide hunter actively engaged in hunting or training in
accordance with the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act, 1997, S.O.
1997, c. 41, as amended, and other applicable law during a permitted
season to whom has been issued such necessary licences and permits
as may be required by the laws of the of Canada, the Province of
Ontario or the Municipality provided that such person has obtained
the prior written consent of the owner of the parcel of land on which
the hunting dog(s) are, or may be, running at large in pursuit of
game, or otherwise. Consent must be obtained not more than 3
months prior to the date of the occasion on which the dogs are to, or
may be, running at large on or over the parcel of land.
(a) licensed guide dogs or police working dogs while they are in the
course of fulfilling their duties; and
(b) hunting dogs that are under the direct supervision of a person
who is a bona fide hunter actively engaged in hunting or training in
accordance with the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act, 1997, S.O.
1997, c. 41, as amended, and other applicable law during a permitted
season to whom has been issued such necessary licences and permits
as may be required by the laws of the of Canada, the Province of
Ontario or the Municipality provided that such person has obtained
the prior written consent of the owner of the parcel of land on which
the hunting dog(s) are, or may be, running at large in pursuit of
game, or otherwise. Consent must be obtained not more than 3
months prior to the date of the occasion on which the dogs are to, or
may be, running at large on or over the parcel of land.
(a) licensed guide dogs or police working dogs while they are in the
course of fulfilling their duties; and
(b) hunting dogs that are under the direct supervision of a person
who is a bona fide hunter actively engaged in hunting or training in
accordance with the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act, 1997, S.O.
1997, c. 41, as amended, and other applicable law during a permitted
season to whom has been issued such necessary licences and permits
as may be required by the laws of the of Canada, the Province of
Ontario or the Municipality provided that such person has obtained
the prior written consent of the owner of the parcel of land on which
the hunting dog(s) are, or may be, running at large in pursuit of
game, or otherwise. Consent must be obtained not more than 3
months prior to the date of the occasion on which the dogs are to, or
may be, running at large on or over the parcel of land.
(a) licensed guide dogs or police working dogs while they are in the
course of fulfilling their duties; and
(b) hunting dogs that are under the direct supervision of a person
who is a bona fide hunter actively engaged in hunting or training in
accordance with the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act, 1997, S.O.
1997, c. 41, as amended, and other applicable law during a permitted
season to whom has been issued such necessary licences and permits
as may be required by the laws of the of Canada, the Province of
Ontario or the Municipality provided that such person has obtained
the prior written consent of the owner of the parcel of land on which
the hunting dog(s) are, or may be, running at large in pursuit of
game, or otherwise. Consent must be obtained not more than 3
months prior to the date of the occasion on which the dogs are to, or
may be, running at large on or over the parcel of land.
(a) licensed guide dogs or police working dogs while they are in the
course of fulfilling their duties; and
(b) hunting dogs that are under the direct supervision of a person
who is a bona fide hunter actively engaged in hunting or training in
accordance with the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act, 1997, S.O.
1997, c. 41, as amended, and other applicable law during a permitted
season to whom has been issued such necessary licences and permits
as may be required by the laws of the of Canada, the Province of
Ontario or the Municipality provided that such person has obtained
the prior written consent of the owner of the parcel of land on which
the hunting dog(s) are, or may be, running at large in pursuit of
game, or otherwise. Consent must be obtained not more than 3
months prior to the date of the occasion on which the dogs are to, or
may be, running at large on or over the parcel of land.
(a) licensed guide dogs or police working dogs while they are in the
course of fulfilling their duties; and
(b) hunting dogs that are under the direct supervision of a person
who is a bona fide hunter actively engaged in hunting or training in
accordance with the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act, 1997, S.O.
1997, c. 41, as amended, and other applicable law during a permitted
season to whom has been issued such necessary licences and permits
as may be required by the laws of the of Canada, the Province of
Ontario or the Municipality provided that such person has obtained
the prior written consent of the owner of the parcel of land on which
the hunting dog(s) are, or may be, running at large in pursuit of
game, or otherwise. Consent must be obtained not more than 3
months prior to the date of the occasion on which the dogs are to, or
may be, running at large on or over the parcel of land.
(a) licensed guide dogs or police working dogs while they are in the
course of fulfilling their duties; and
(b) hunting dogs that are under the direct supervision of a person
who is a bona fide hunter actively engaged in hunting or training in
accordance with the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act, 1997, S.O.
1997, c. 41, as amended, and other applicable law during a permitted
season to whom has been issued such necessary licences and permits
as may be required by the laws of the of Canada, the Province of
Ontario or the Municipality provided that such person has obtained
the prior written consent of the owner of the parcel of land on which
the hunting dog(s) are, or may be, running at large in pursuit of
game, or otherwise. Consent must be obtained not more than 3
months prior to the date of the occasion on which the dogs are to, or
may be, running at large on or over the parcel of land.
(a) licensed guide dogs or police working dogs while they are in the
course of fulfilling their duties; and
(b) hunting dogs that are under the direct supervision of a person
who is a bona fide hunter actively engaged in hunting or training in
accordance with the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act, 1997, S.O.
1997, c. 41, as amended, and other applicable law during a permitted
season to whom has been issued such necessary licences and permits
as may be required by the laws of the of Canada, the Province of
Ontario or the Municipality provided that such person has obtained
the prior written consent of the owner of the parcel of land on which
the hunting dog(s) are, or may be, running at large in pursuit of
game, or otherwise. Consent must be obtained not more than 3
months prior to the date of the occasion on which the dogs are to, or
may be, running at large on or over the parcel of land.
(a) licensed guide dogs or police working dogs while they are in the
course of fulfilling their duties; and
(b) hunting dogs that are under the direct supervision of a person
who is a bona fide hunter actively engaged in hunting or training in
accordance with the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act, 1997, S.O.
1997, c. 41, as amended, and other applicable law during a permitted
season to whom has been issued such necessary licences and permits
as may be required by the laws of the of Canada, the Province of
Ontario or the Municipality provided that such person has obtained
the prior written consent of the owner of the parcel of land on which
the hunting dog(s) are, or may be, running at large in pursuit of
game, or otherwise. Consent must be obtained not more than 3
months prior to the date of the occasion on which the dogs are to, or
may be, running at large on or over the parcel of land.
(a) licensed guide dogs or police working dogs while they are in the
course of fulfilling their duties; and
(b) hunting dogs that are under the direct supervision of a person
who is a bona fide hunter actively engaged in hunting or training in
accordance with the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act, 1997, S.O.
1997, c. 41, as amended, and other applicable law during a permitted
season to whom has been issued such necessary licences and permits
as may be required by the laws of the of Canada, the Province of
Ontario or the Municipality provided that such person has obtained
the prior written consent of the owner of the parcel of land on which
the hunting dog(s) are, or may be, running at large in pursuit of
game, or otherwise. Consent must be obtained not more than 3
months prior to the date of the occasion on which the dogs are to, or
may be, running at large on or over the parcel of land.
8.5REQUIRED EUTHANIZATION
Where a dog captured under this section is injured or should be
destroyed without delay for humane reasons or for reasons of safety
to persons or animals, a Licensed Veterinarian, in his or her sole
discretion may destroy the dog in a humane manner as soon after
capture as they deem necessary.
8.5REQUIRED EUTHANIZATION
Where a dog captured under this section is injured or should be
destroyed without delay for humane reasons or for reasons of safety
to persons or animals, a Licensed Veterinarian, in his or her sole
discretion may destroy the dog in a humane manner as soon after
capture as they deem necessary.
8.5REQUIRED EUTHANIZATION
Where a dog captured under this section is injured or should be
destroyed without delay for humane reasons or for reasons of safety
to persons or animals, a Licensed Veterinarian, in his or her sole
discretion may destroy the dog in a humane manner as soon after
capture as they deem necessary.
8.5REQUIRED EUTHANIZATION
Where a dog captured under this section is injured or should be
destroyed without delay for humane reasons or for reasons of safety
to persons or animals, a Licensed Veterinarian, in his or her sole
discretion may destroy the dog in a humane manner as soon after
capture as they deem necessary.
8.5REQUIRED EUTHANIZATION
Where a dog captured under this section is injured or should be
destroyed without delay for humane reasons or for reasons of safety
to persons or animals, a Licensed Veterinarian, in his or her sole
discretion may destroy the dog in a humane manner as soon after
capture as they deem necessary.
8.5REQUIRED EUTHANIZATION
Where a dog captured under this section is injured or should be
destroyed without delay for humane reasons or for reasons of safety
to persons or animals, a Licensed Veterinarian, in his or her sole
discretion may destroy the dog in a humane manner as soon after
capture as they deem necessary.
8.5REQUIRED EUTHANIZATION
Where a dog captured under this section is injured or should be
destroyed without delay for humane reasons or for reasons of safety
to persons or animals, a Licensed Veterinarian, in his or her sole
discretion may destroy the dog in a humane manner as soon after
capture as they deem necessary.
8.6VETERINARY CARE
Should any dog captured under this section be injured where the dog
would not be required to be humanely destroyed, a licensed
veterinarian shall have authority to provide required medical
assistance to the dog for up to 72 hours. All costs associated with
such care shall be the responsibility of the owner and required to be
paid to the Municipality prior to release of the dog.
8.6VETERINARY CARE
Should any dog captured under this section be injured where the dog
would not be required to be humanely destroyed, a licensed
veterinarian shall have authority to provide required medical
assistance to the dog for up to 72 hours. All costs associated with
such care shall be the responsibility of the owner and required to be
paid to the Municipality prior to release of the dog.
8.6VETERINARY CARE
Should any dog captured under this section be injured where the dog
would not be required to be humanely destroyed, a licensed
veterinarian shall have authority to provide required medical
assistance to the dog for up to 72 hours. All costs associated with
such care shall be the responsibility of the owner and required to be
paid to the Municipality prior to release of the dog.
8.6VETERINARY CARE
Should any dog captured under this section be injured where the dog
would not be required to be humanely destroyed, a licensed
veterinarian shall have authority to provide required medical
assistance to the dog for up to 72 hours. All costs associated with
such care shall be the responsibility of the owner and required to be
paid to the Municipality prior to release of the dog.
8.6VETERINARY CARE
Should any dog captured under this section be injured where the dog
would not be required to be humanely destroyed, a licensed
veterinarian shall have authority to provide required medical
assistance to the dog for up to 72 hours. All costs associated with
such care shall be the responsibility of the owner and required to be
paid to the Municipality prior to release of the dog.
8.6VETERINARY CARE
Should any dog captured under this section be injured where the dog
would not be required to be humanely destroyed, a licensed
veterinarian shall have authority to provide required medical
assistance to the dog for up to 72 hours. All costs associated with
such care shall be the responsibility of the owner and required to be
paid to the Municipality prior to release of the dog.
8.6VETERINARY CARE
Should any dog captured under this section be injured where the dog
would not be required to be humanely destroyed, a licensed
veterinarian shall have authority to provide required medical
assistance to the dog for up to 72 hours. All costs associated with
such care shall be the responsibility of the owner and required to be
paid to the Municipality prior to release of the dog.
8.6VETERINARY CARE
Should any dog captured under this section be injured where the dog
would not be required to be humanely destroyed, a licensed
veterinarian shall have authority to provide required medical
assistance to the dog for up to 72 hours. All costs associated with
such care shall be the responsibility of the owner and required to be
paid to the Municipality prior to release of the dog.
8.6VETERINARY CARE
Should any dog captured under this section be injured where the dog
would not be required to be humanely destroyed, a licensed
veterinarian shall have authority to provide required medical
assistance to the dog for up to 72 hours. All costs associated with
such care shall be the responsibility of the owner and required to be
paid to the Municipality prior to release of the dog.
8.6VETERINARY CARE
Should any dog captured under this section be injured where the dog
would not be required to be humanely destroyed, a licensed
veterinarian shall have authority to provide required medical
assistance to the dog for up to 72 hours. All costs associated with
such care shall be the responsibility of the owner and required to be
paid to the Municipality prior to release of the dog.
9.DOG WASTE
9.1STOOP AND SCOOP
Every person who owns, harbours, possesses or is in control of any
dog shall remove forthwith and dispose of any excrement left by said
dog on any property in the Municipality, other than the premises of
the Owner of the dog.
9.1STOOP AND SCOOP
Every person who owns, harbours, possesses or is in control of any
dog shall remove forthwith and dispose of any excrement left by said
dog on any property in the Municipality, other than the premises of
the Owner of the dog.
9.1STOOP AND SCOOP
Every person who owns, harbours, possesses or is in control of any
dog shall remove forthwith and dispose of any excrement left by said
dog on any property in the Municipality, other than the premises of
the Owner of the dog.
9.1STOOP AND SCOOP
Every person who owns, harbours, possesses or is in control of any
dog shall remove forthwith and dispose of any excrement left by said
dog on any property in the Municipality, other than the premises of
the Owner of the dog.
9.1STOOP AND SCOOP
Every person who owns, harbours, possesses or is in control of any
dog shall remove forthwith and dispose of any excrement left by said
dog on any property in the Municipality, other than the premises of
the Owner of the dog.
9.1STOOP AND SCOOP
Every person who owns, harbours, possesses or is in control of any
dog shall remove forthwith and dispose of any excrement left by said
dog on any property in the Municipality, other than the premises of
the Owner of the dog.
10.DANGEROUS DOGS
10.1 PREVENTION
The Owner of a dog shall exercise all reasonable precautions to
prevent the dog from:
(a)biting or attacking a person or domestic animal; or
(b)behaving in a manner that threatens or poses a menace to the
safety of persons or domestic animals.
10.1 PREVENTION
The Owner of a dog shall exercise all reasonable precautions to
prevent the dog from:
(a)biting or attacking a person or domestic animal; or
(b)behaving in a manner that threatens or poses a menace to the
safety of persons or domestic animals.
10.1 PREVENTION
The Owner of a dog shall exercise all reasonable precautions to
prevent the dog from:
(a)biting or attacking a person or domestic animal; or
(b)behaving in a manner that threatens or poses a menace to the
safety of persons or domestic animals.
10.1 PREVENTION
The Owner of a dog shall exercise all reasonable precautions to
prevent the dog from:
(a)biting or attacking a person or domestic animal; or
(b)behaving in a manner that threatens or poses a menace to the
safety of persons or domestic animals.
10.1 PREVENTION
The Owner of a dog shall exercise all reasonable precautions to
prevent the dog from:
(a)biting or attacking a person or domestic animal; or
(b)behaving in a manner that threatens or poses a menace to the
safety of persons or domestic animals.
10.1 PREVENTION
The Owner of a dog shall exercise all reasonable precautions to
prevent the dog from:
(a)biting or attacking a person or domestic animal; or
(b)behaving in a manner that threatens or poses a menace to the
safety of persons or domestic animals.
10.1 PREVENTION
The Owner of a dog shall exercise all reasonable precautions to
prevent the dog from:
(a)biting or attacking a person or domestic animal; or
(b)behaving in a manner that threatens or poses a menace to the
safety of persons or domestic animals.
10.2ORDER BY OFFICER
Every owner of a dog that has been labelled as a "dangerous dog" by
the Canine Control Officer shall be ordered to ensure that said dog is
muzzled and/or leashed while said dog is on any property in the
Municipality, including the premises of the Owner of the dog if not
enclosed by a fence and every owner shall comply with the order. The
Canine Control Officer shall provide written notice to the Clerk's Office
and any owner of a dog being labelled as dangerous.
10.2ORDER BY OFFICER
Every owner of a dog that has been labelled as a "dangerous dog" by
the Canine Control Officer shall be ordered to ensure that said dog is
muzzled and/or leashed while said dog is on any property in the
Municipality, including the premises of the Owner of the dog if not
enclosed by a fence and every owner shall comply with the order. The
Canine Control Officer shall provide written notice to the Clerk's Office
and any owner of a dog being labelled as dangerous.
10.2ORDER BY OFFICER
Every owner of a dog that has been labelled as a "dangerous dog" by
the Canine Control Officer shall be ordered to ensure that said dog is
muzzled and/or leashed while said dog is on any property in the
Municipality, including the premises of the Owner of the dog if not
enclosed by a fence and every owner shall comply with the order. The
Canine Control Officer shall provide written notice to the Clerk's Office
and any owner of a dog being labelled as dangerous.
10.2ORDER BY OFFICER
Every owner of a dog that has been labelled as a "dangerous dog" by
the Canine Control Officer shall be ordered to ensure that said dog is
muzzled and/or leashed while said dog is on any property in the
Municipality, including the premises of the Owner of the dog if not
enclosed by a fence and every owner shall comply with the order. The
Canine Control Officer shall provide written notice to the Clerk's Office
and any owner of a dog being labelled as dangerous.
10.2ORDER BY OFFICER
Every owner of a dog that has been labelled as a "dangerous dog" by
the Canine Control Officer shall be ordered to ensure that said dog is
muzzled and/or leashed while said dog is on any property in the
Municipality, including the premises of the Owner of the dog if not
enclosed by a fence and every owner shall comply with the order. The
Canine Control Officer shall provide written notice to the Clerk's Office
and any owner of a dog being labelled as dangerous.
10.2ORDER BY OFFICER
Every owner of a dog that has been labelled as a "dangerous dog" by
the Canine Control Officer shall be ordered to ensure that said dog is
muzzled and/or leashed while said dog is on any property in the
Municipality, including the premises of the Owner of the dog if not
enclosed by a fence and every owner shall comply with the order. The
Canine Control Officer shall provide written notice to the Clerk's Office
and any owner of a dog being labelled as dangerous.
10.2ORDER BY OFFICER
Every owner of a dog that has been labelled as a "dangerous dog" by
the Canine Control Officer shall be ordered to ensure that said dog is
muzzled and/or leashed while said dog is on any property in the
Municipality, including the premises of the Owner of the dog if not
enclosed by a fence and every owner shall comply with the order. The
Canine Control Officer shall provide written notice to the Clerk's Office
and any owner of a dog being labelled as dangerous.
10.2ORDER BY OFFICER
Every owner of a dog that has been labelled as a "dangerous dog" by
the Canine Control Officer shall be ordered to ensure that said dog is
muzzled and/or leashed while said dog is on any property in the
Municipality, including the premises of the Owner of the dog if not
enclosed by a fence and every owner shall comply with the order. The
Canine Control Officer shall provide written notice to the Clerk's Office
and any owner of a dog being labelled as dangerous.
10.2ORDER BY OFFICER
Every owner of a dog that has been labelled as a "dangerous dog" by
the Canine Control Officer shall be ordered to ensure that said dog is
muzzled and/or leashed while said dog is on any property in the
Municipality, including the premises of the Owner of the dog if not
enclosed by a fence and every owner shall comply with the order. The
Canine Control Officer shall provide written notice to the Clerk's Office
and any owner of a dog being labelled as dangerous.
10.2ORDER BY OFFICER
Every owner of a dog that has been labelled as a "dangerous dog" by
the Canine Control Officer shall be ordered to ensure that said dog is
muzzled and/or leashed while said dog is on any property in the
Municipality, including the premises of the Owner of the dog if not
enclosed by a fence and every owner shall comply with the order. The
Canine Control Officer shall provide written notice to the Clerk's Office
and any owner of a dog being labelled as dangerous.
10.3APPEAL TO ORDER
Where the Owner of a dog objects to the muzzling or leashing
requirement set forth in section 10.2 above, the Owner may request
and is entitled to a Hearing by the Council of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands after payment of the prescribed fee is received. The
Request and payment shall be received within 15 calendar days of the
Order of the Canine Control Officer. The Council may, by Resolution,
delegate the holding of the aforesaid Hearing to a Committee of
Council. Council or Committee of Council, if so delegated, may, in its
sole discretion, uphold the provisions of section 10.2 above or exempt
the Owner, with or without conditions, from the muzzling or leashing
requirements contained in section 10.2 above. Council shall hold a
hearing pursuant to the provisions of the Statutory Powers and
Procedures Act at the time, date and place set out in the notice
referred to in this section and Council may: exempt the owner from
the muzzling and/or leashing requirements, confirm the muzzling and
or leashing requirements, vary the muzzling and/or leashing
requirements, or: combine any exemption confirmation or variance as
it sees fit. The decision of Council shall be final and binding.
10.3APPEAL TO ORDER
Where the Owner of a dog objects to the muzzling or leashing
requirement set forth in section 10.2 above, the Owner may request
and is entitled to a Hearing by the Council of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands after payment of the prescribed fee is received. The
Request and payment shall be received within 15 calendar days of the
Order of the Canine Control Officer. The Council may, by Resolution,
delegate the holding of the aforesaid Hearing to a Committee of
Council. Council or Committee of Council, if so delegated, may, in its
sole discretion, uphold the provisions of section 10.2 above or exempt
the Owner, with or without conditions, from the muzzling or leashing
requirements contained in section 10.2 above. Council shall hold a
hearing pursuant to the provisions of the Statutory Powers and
Procedures Act at the time, date and place set out in the notice
referred to in this section and Council may: exempt the owner from
the muzzling and/or leashing requirements, confirm the muzzling and
or leashing requirements, vary the muzzling and/or leashing
requirements, or: combine any exemption confirmation or variance as
it sees fit. The decision of Council shall be final and binding.
10.3APPEAL TO ORDER
Where the Owner of a dog objects to the muzzling or leashing
requirement set forth in section 10.2 above, the Owner may request
and is entitled to a Hearing by the Council of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands after payment of the prescribed fee is received. The
Request and payment shall be received within 15 calendar days of the
Order of the Canine Control Officer. The Council may, by Resolution,
delegate the holding of the aforesaid Hearing to a Committee of
Council. Council or Committee of Council, if so delegated, may, in its
sole discretion, uphold the provisions of section 10.2 above or exempt
the Owner, with or without conditions, from the muzzling or leashing
requirements contained in section 10.2 above. Council shall hold a
hearing pursuant to the provisions of the Statutory Powers and
Procedures Act at the time, date and place set out in the notice
referred to in this section and Council may: exempt the owner from
the muzzling and/or leashing requirements, confirm the muzzling and
or leashing requirements, vary the muzzling and/or leashing
requirements, or: combine any exemption confirmation or variance as
it sees fit. The decision of Council shall be final and binding.
10.3APPEAL TO ORDER
Where the Owner of a dog objects to the muzzling or leashing
requirement set forth in section 10.2 above, the Owner may request
and is entitled to a Hearing by the Council of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands after payment of the prescribed fee is received. The
Request and payment shall be received within 15 calendar days of the
Order of the Canine Control Officer. The Council may, by Resolution,
delegate the holding of the aforesaid Hearing to a Committee of
Council. Council or Committee of Council, if so delegated, may, in its
sole discretion, uphold the provisions of section 10.2 above or exempt
the Owner, with or without conditions, from the muzzling or leashing
requirements contained in section 10.2 above. Council shall hold a
hearing pursuant to the provisions of the Statutory Powers and
Procedures Act at the time, date and place set out in the notice
referred to in this section and Council may: exempt the owner from
the muzzling and/or leashing requirements, confirm the muzzling and
or leashing requirements, vary the muzzling and/or leashing
requirements, or: combine any exemption confirmation or variance as
it sees fit. The decision of Council shall be final and binding.
10.3APPEAL TO ORDER
Where the Owner of a dog objects to the muzzling or leashing
requirement set forth in section 10.2 above, the Owner may request
and is entitled to a Hearing by the Council of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands after payment of the prescribed fee is received. The
Request and payment shall be received within 15 calendar days of the
Order of the Canine Control Officer. The Council may, by Resolution,
delegate the holding of the aforesaid Hearing to a Committee of
Council. Council or Committee of Council, if so delegated, may, in its
sole discretion, uphold the provisions of section 10.2 above or exempt
the Owner, with or without conditions, from the muzzling or leashing
requirements contained in section 10.2 above. Council shall hold a
hearing pursuant to the provisions of the Statutory Powers and
Procedures Act at the time, date and place set out in the notice
referred to in this section and Council may: exempt the owner from
the muzzling and/or leashing requirements, confirm the muzzling and
or leashing requirements, vary the muzzling and/or leashing
requirements, or: combine any exemption confirmation or variance as
it sees fit. The decision of Council shall be final and binding.
10.3APPEAL TO ORDER
Where the Owner of a dog objects to the muzzling or leashing
requirement set forth in section 10.2 above, the Owner may request
and is entitled to a Hearing by the Council of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands after payment of the prescribed fee is received. The
Request and payment shall be received within 15 calendar days of the
Order of the Canine Control Officer. The Council may, by Resolution,
delegate the holding of the aforesaid Hearing to a Committee of
Council. Council or Committee of Council, if so delegated, may, in its
sole discretion, uphold the provisions of section 10.2 above or exempt
the Owner, with or without conditions, from the muzzling or leashing
requirements contained in section 10.2 above. Council shall hold a
hearing pursuant to the provisions of the Statutory Powers and
Procedures Act at the time, date and place set out in the notice
referred to in this section and Council may: exempt the owner from
the muzzling and/or leashing requirements, confirm the muzzling and
or leashing requirements, vary the muzzling and/or leashing
requirements, or: combine any exemption confirmation or variance as
it sees fit. The decision of Council shall be final and binding.
10.3APPEAL TO ORDER
Where the Owner of a dog objects to the muzzling or leashing
requirement set forth in section 10.2 above, the Owner may request
and is entitled to a Hearing by the Council of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands after payment of the prescribed fee is received. The
Request and payment shall be received within 15 calendar days of the
Order of the Canine Control Officer. The Council may, by Resolution,
delegate the holding of the aforesaid Hearing to a Committee of
Council. Council or Committee of Council, if so delegated, may, in its
sole discretion, uphold the provisions of section 10.2 above or exempt
the Owner, with or without conditions, from the muzzling or leashing
requirements contained in section 10.2 above. Council shall hold a
hearing pursuant to the provisions of the Statutory Powers and
Procedures Act at the time, date and place set out in the notice
referred to in this section and Council may: exempt the owner from
the muzzling and/or leashing requirements, confirm the muzzling and
or leashing requirements, vary the muzzling and/or leashing
requirements, or: combine any exemption confirmation or variance as
it sees fit. The decision of Council shall be final and binding.
10.3APPEAL TO ORDER
Where the Owner of a dog objects to the muzzling or leashing
requirement set forth in section 10.2 above, the Owner may request
and is entitled to a Hearing by the Council of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands after payment of the prescribed fee is received. The
Request and payment shall be received within 15 calendar days of the
Order of the Canine Control Officer. The Council may, by Resolution,
delegate the holding of the aforesaid Hearing to a Committee of
Council. Council or Committee of Council, if so delegated, may, in its
sole discretion, uphold the provisions of section 10.2 above or exempt
the Owner, with or without conditions, from the muzzling or leashing
requirements contained in section 10.2 above. Council shall hold a
hearing pursuant to the provisions of the Statutory Powers and
Procedures Act at the time, date and place set out in the notice
referred to in this section and Council may: exempt the owner from
the muzzling and/or leashing requirements, confirm the muzzling and
or leashing requirements, vary the muzzling and/or leashing
requirements, or: combine any exemption confirmation or variance as
it sees fit. The decision of Council shall be final and binding.
10.3APPEAL TO ORDER
Where the Owner of a dog objects to the muzzling or leashing
requirement set forth in section 10.2 above, the Owner may request
and is entitled to a Hearing by the Council of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands after payment of the prescribed fee is received. The
Request and payment shall be received within 15 calendar days of the
Order of the Canine Control Officer. The Council may, by Resolution,
delegate the holding of the aforesaid Hearing to a Committee of
Council. Council or Committee of Council, if so delegated, may, in its
sole discretion, uphold the provisions of section 10.2 above or exempt
the Owner, with or without conditions, from the muzzling or leashing
requirements contained in section 10.2 above. Council shall hold a
hearing pursuant to the provisions of the Statutory Powers and
Procedures Act at the time, date and place set out in the notice
referred to in this section and Council may: exempt the owner from
the muzzling and/or leashing requirements, confirm the muzzling and
or leashing requirements, vary the muzzling and/or leashing
requirements, or: combine any exemption confirmation or variance as
it sees fit. The decision of Council shall be final and binding.
10.3APPEAL TO ORDER
Where the Owner of a dog objects to the muzzling or leashing
requirement set forth in section 10.2 above, the Owner may request
and is entitled to a Hearing by the Council of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands after payment of the prescribed fee is received. The
Request and payment shall be received within 15 calendar days of the
Order of the Canine Control Officer. The Council may, by Resolution,
delegate the holding of the aforesaid Hearing to a Committee of
Council. Council or Committee of Council, if so delegated, may, in its
sole discretion, uphold the provisions of section 10.2 above or exempt
the Owner, with or without conditions, from the muzzling or leashing
requirements contained in section 10.2 above. Council shall hold a
hearing pursuant to the provisions of the Statutory Powers and
Procedures Act at the time, date and place set out in the notice
referred to in this section and Council may: exempt the owner from
the muzzling and/or leashing requirements, confirm the muzzling and
or leashing requirements, vary the muzzling and/or leashing
requirements, or: combine any exemption confirmation or variance as
it sees fit. The decision of Council shall be final and binding.
10.3APPEAL TO ORDER
Where the Owner of a dog objects to the muzzling or leashing
requirement set forth in section 10.2 above, the Owner may request
and is entitled to a Hearing by the Council of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands after payment of the prescribed fee is received. The
Request and payment shall be received within 15 calendar days of the
Order of the Canine Control Officer. The Council may, by Resolution,
delegate the holding of the aforesaid Hearing to a Committee of
Council. Council or Committee of Council, if so delegated, may, in its
sole discretion, uphold the provisions of section 10.2 above or exempt
the Owner, with or without conditions, from the muzzling or leashing
requirements contained in section 10.2 above. Council shall hold a
hearing pursuant to the provisions of the Statutory Powers and
Procedures Act at the time, date and place set out in the notice
referred to in this section and Council may: exempt the owner from
the muzzling and/or leashing requirements, confirm the muzzling and
or leashing requirements, vary the muzzling and/or leashing
requirements, or: combine any exemption confirmation or variance as
it sees fit. The decision of Council shall be final and binding.
10.3APPEAL TO ORDER
Where the Owner of a dog objects to the muzzling or leashing
requirement set forth in section 10.2 above, the Owner may request
and is entitled to a Hearing by the Council of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands after payment of the prescribed fee is received. The
Request and payment shall be received within 15 calendar days of the
Order of the Canine Control Officer. The Council may, by Resolution,
delegate the holding of the aforesaid Hearing to a Committee of
Council. Council or Committee of Council, if so delegated, may, in its
sole discretion, uphold the provisions of section 10.2 above or exempt
the Owner, with or without conditions, from the muzzling or leashing
requirements contained in section 10.2 above. Council shall hold a
hearing pursuant to the provisions of the Statutory Powers and
Procedures Act at the time, date and place set out in the notice
referred to in this section and Council may: exempt the owner from
the muzzling and/or leashing requirements, confirm the muzzling and
or leashing requirements, vary the muzzling and/or leashing
requirements, or: combine any exemption confirmation or variance as
it sees fit. The decision of Council shall be final and binding.
10.3APPEAL TO ORDER
Where the Owner of a dog objects to the muzzling or leashing
requirement set forth in section 10.2 above, the Owner may request
and is entitled to a Hearing by the Council of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands after payment of the prescribed fee is received. The
Request and payment shall be received within 15 calendar days of the
Order of the Canine Control Officer. The Council may, by Resolution,
delegate the holding of the aforesaid Hearing to a Committee of
Council. Council or Committee of Council, if so delegated, may, in its
sole discretion, uphold the provisions of section 10.2 above or exempt
the Owner, with or without conditions, from the muzzling or leashing
requirements contained in section 10.2 above. Council shall hold a
hearing pursuant to the provisions of the Statutory Powers and
Procedures Act at the time, date and place set out in the notice
referred to in this section and Council may: exempt the owner from
the muzzling and/or leashing requirements, confirm the muzzling and
or leashing requirements, vary the muzzling and/or leashing
requirements, or: combine any exemption confirmation or variance as
it sees fit. The decision of Council shall be final and binding.
10.3APPEAL TO ORDER
Where the Owner of a dog objects to the muzzling or leashing
requirement set forth in section 10.2 above, the Owner may request
and is entitled to a Hearing by the Council of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands after payment of the prescribed fee is received. The
Request and payment shall be received within 15 calendar days of the
Order of the Canine Control Officer. The Council may, by Resolution,
delegate the holding of the aforesaid Hearing to a Committee of
Council. Council or Committee of Council, if so delegated, may, in its
sole discretion, uphold the provisions of section 10.2 above or exempt
the Owner, with or without conditions, from the muzzling or leashing
requirements contained in section 10.2 above. Council shall hold a
hearing pursuant to the provisions of the Statutory Powers and
Procedures Act at the time, date and place set out in the notice
referred to in this section and Council may: exempt the owner from
the muzzling and/or leashing requirements, confirm the muzzling and
or leashing requirements, vary the muzzling and/or leashing
requirements, or: combine any exemption confirmation or variance as
it sees fit. The decision of Council shall be final and binding.
10.3APPEAL TO ORDER
Where the Owner of a dog objects to the muzzling or leashing
requirement set forth in section 10.2 above, the Owner may request
and is entitled to a Hearing by the Council of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands after payment of the prescribed fee is received. The
Request and payment shall be received within 15 calendar days of the
Order of the Canine Control Officer. The Council may, by Resolution,
delegate the holding of the aforesaid Hearing to a Committee of
Council. Council or Committee of Council, if so delegated, may, in its
sole discretion, uphold the provisions of section 10.2 above or exempt
the Owner, with or without conditions, from the muzzling or leashing
requirements contained in section 10.2 above. Council shall hold a
hearing pursuant to the provisions of the Statutory Powers and
Procedures Act at the time, date and place set out in the notice
referred to in this section and Council may: exempt the owner from
the muzzling and/or leashing requirements, confirm the muzzling and
or leashing requirements, vary the muzzling and/or leashing
requirements, or: combine any exemption confirmation or variance as
it sees fit. The decision of Council shall be final and binding.
10.3APPEAL TO ORDER
Where the Owner of a dog objects to the muzzling or leashing
requirement set forth in section 10.2 above, the Owner may request
and is entitled to a Hearing by the Council of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands after payment of the prescribed fee is received. The
Request and payment shall be received within 15 calendar days of the
Order of the Canine Control Officer. The Council may, by Resolution,
delegate the holding of the aforesaid Hearing to a Committee of
Council. Council or Committee of Council, if so delegated, may, in its
sole discretion, uphold the provisions of section 10.2 above or exempt
the Owner, with or without conditions, from the muzzling or leashing
requirements contained in section 10.2 above. Council shall hold a
hearing pursuant to the provisions of the Statutory Powers and
Procedures Act at the time, date and place set out in the notice
referred to in this section and Council may: exempt the owner from
the muzzling and/or leashing requirements, confirm the muzzling and
or leashing requirements, vary the muzzling and/or leashing
requirements, or: combine any exemption confirmation or variance as
it sees fit. The decision of Council shall be final and binding.
10.3APPEAL TO ORDER
Where the Owner of a dog objects to the muzzling or leashing
requirement set forth in section 10.2 above, the Owner may request
and is entitled to a Hearing by the Council of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands after payment of the prescribed fee is received. The
Request and payment shall be received within 15 calendar days of the
Order of the Canine Control Officer. The Council may, by Resolution,
delegate the holding of the aforesaid Hearing to a Committee of
Council. Council or Committee of Council, if so delegated, may, in its
sole discretion, uphold the provisions of section 10.2 above or exempt
the Owner, with or without conditions, from the muzzling or leashing
requirements contained in section 10.2 above. Council shall hold a
hearing pursuant to the provisions of the Statutory Powers and
Procedures Act at the time, date and place set out in the notice
referred to in this section and Council may: exempt the owner from
the muzzling and/or leashing requirements, confirm the muzzling and
or leashing requirements, vary the muzzling and/or leashing
requirements, or: combine any exemption confirmation or variance as
it sees fit. The decision of Council shall be final and binding.
10.3APPEAL TO ORDER
Where the Owner of a dog objects to the muzzling or leashing
requirement set forth in section 10.2 above, the Owner may request
and is entitled to a Hearing by the Council of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands after payment of the prescribed fee is received. The
Request and payment shall be received within 15 calendar days of the
Order of the Canine Control Officer. The Council may, by Resolution,
delegate the holding of the aforesaid Hearing to a Committee of
Council. Council or Committee of Council, if so delegated, may, in its
sole discretion, uphold the provisions of section 10.2 above or exempt
the Owner, with or without conditions, from the muzzling or leashing
requirements contained in section 10.2 above. Council shall hold a
hearing pursuant to the provisions of the Statutory Powers and
Procedures Act at the time, date and place set out in the notice
referred to in this section and Council may: exempt the owner from
the muzzling and/or leashing requirements, confirm the muzzling and
or leashing requirements, vary the muzzling and/or leashing
requirements, or: combine any exemption confirmation or variance as
it sees fit. The decision of Council shall be final and binding.
10.3APPEAL TO ORDER
Where the Owner of a dog objects to the muzzling or leashing
requirement set forth in section 10.2 above, the Owner may request
and is entitled to a Hearing by the Council of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands after payment of the prescribed fee is received. The
Request and payment shall be received within 15 calendar days of the
Order of the Canine Control Officer. The Council may, by Resolution,
delegate the holding of the aforesaid Hearing to a Committee of
Council. Council or Committee of Council, if so delegated, may, in its
sole discretion, uphold the provisions of section 10.2 above or exempt
the Owner, with or without conditions, from the muzzling or leashing
requirements contained in section 10.2 above. Council shall hold a
hearing pursuant to the provisions of the Statutory Powers and
Procedures Act at the time, date and place set out in the notice
referred to in this section and Council may: exempt the owner from
the muzzling and/or leashing requirements, confirm the muzzling and
or leashing requirements, vary the muzzling and/or leashing
requirements, or: combine any exemption confirmation or variance as
it sees fit. The decision of Council shall be final and binding.
10.3APPEAL TO ORDER
Where the Owner of a dog objects to the muzzling or leashing
requirement set forth in section 10.2 above, the Owner may request
and is entitled to a Hearing by the Council of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands after payment of the prescribed fee is received. The
Request and payment shall be received within 15 calendar days of the
Order of the Canine Control Officer. The Council may, by Resolution,
delegate the holding of the aforesaid Hearing to a Committee of
Council. Council or Committee of Council, if so delegated, may, in its
sole discretion, uphold the provisions of section 10.2 above or exempt
the Owner, with or without conditions, from the muzzling or leashing
requirements contained in section 10.2 above. Council shall hold a
hearing pursuant to the provisions of the Statutory Powers and
Procedures Act at the time, date and place set out in the notice
referred to in this section and Council may: exempt the owner from
the muzzling and/or leashing requirements, confirm the muzzling and
or leashing requirements, vary the muzzling and/or leashing
requirements, or: combine any exemption confirmation or variance as
it sees fit. The decision of Council shall be final and binding.
10.3APPEAL TO ORDER
Where the Owner of a dog objects to the muzzling or leashing
requirement set forth in section 10.2 above, the Owner may request
and is entitled to a Hearing by the Council of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands after payment of the prescribed fee is received. The
Request and payment shall be received within 15 calendar days of the
Order of the Canine Control Officer. The Council may, by Resolution,
delegate the holding of the aforesaid Hearing to a Committee of
Council. Council or Committee of Council, if so delegated, may, in its
sole discretion, uphold the provisions of section 10.2 above or exempt
the Owner, with or without conditions, from the muzzling or leashing
requirements contained in section 10.2 above. Council shall hold a
hearing pursuant to the provisions of the Statutory Powers and
Procedures Act at the time, date and place set out in the notice
referred to in this section and Council may: exempt the owner from
the muzzling and/or leashing requirements, confirm the muzzling and
or leashing requirements, vary the muzzling and/or leashing
requirements, or: combine any exemption confirmation or variance as
it sees fit. The decision of Council shall be final and binding.
10.3APPEAL TO ORDER
Where the Owner of a dog objects to the muzzling or leashing
requirement set forth in section 10.2 above, the Owner may request
and is entitled to a Hearing by the Council of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands after payment of the prescribed fee is received. The
Request and payment shall be received within 15 calendar days of the
Order of the Canine Control Officer. The Council may, by Resolution,
delegate the holding of the aforesaid Hearing to a Committee of
Council. Council or Committee of Council, if so delegated, may, in its
sole discretion, uphold the provisions of section 10.2 above or exempt
the Owner, with or without conditions, from the muzzling or leashing
requirements contained in section 10.2 above. Council shall hold a
hearing pursuant to the provisions of the Statutory Powers and
Procedures Act at the time, date and place set out in the notice
referred to in this section and Council may: exempt the owner from
the muzzling and/or leashing requirements, confirm the muzzling and
or leashing requirements, vary the muzzling and/or leashing
requirements, or: combine any exemption confirmation or variance as
it sees fit. The decision of Council shall be final and binding.
10.3APPEAL TO ORDER
Where the Owner of a dog objects to the muzzling or leashing
requirement set forth in section 10.2 above, the Owner may request
and is entitled to a Hearing by the Council of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands after payment of the prescribed fee is received. The
Request and payment shall be received within 15 calendar days of the
Order of the Canine Control Officer. The Council may, by Resolution,
delegate the holding of the aforesaid Hearing to a Committee of
Council. Council or Committee of Council, if so delegated, may, in its
sole discretion, uphold the provisions of section 10.2 above or exempt
the Owner, with or without conditions, from the muzzling or leashing
requirements contained in section 10.2 above. Council shall hold a
hearing pursuant to the provisions of the Statutory Powers and
Procedures Act at the time, date and place set out in the notice
referred to in this section and Council may: exempt the owner from
the muzzling and/or leashing requirements, confirm the muzzling and
or leashing requirements, vary the muzzling and/or leashing
requirements, or: combine any exemption confirmation or variance as
it sees fit. The decision of Council shall be final and binding.
10.3APPEAL TO ORDER
Where the Owner of a dog objects to the muzzling or leashing
requirement set forth in section 10.2 above, the Owner may request
and is entitled to a Hearing by the Council of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands after payment of the prescribed fee is received. The
Request and payment shall be received within 15 calendar days of the
Order of the Canine Control Officer. The Council may, by Resolution,
delegate the holding of the aforesaid Hearing to a Committee of
Council. Council or Committee of Council, if so delegated, may, in its
sole discretion, uphold the provisions of section 10.2 above or exempt
the Owner, with or without conditions, from the muzzling or leashing
requirements contained in section 10.2 above. Council shall hold a
hearing pursuant to the provisions of the Statutory Powers and
Procedures Act at the time, date and place set out in the notice
referred to in this section and Council may: exempt the owner from
the muzzling and/or leashing requirements, confirm the muzzling and
or leashing requirements, vary the muzzling and/or leashing
requirements, or: combine any exemption confirmation or variance as
it sees fit. The decision of Council shall be final and binding.
10.3APPEAL TO ORDER
Where the Owner of a dog objects to the muzzling or leashing
requirement set forth in section 10.2 above, the Owner may request
and is entitled to a Hearing by the Council of the Municipality of Grey
Highlands after payment of the prescribed fee is received. The
Request and payment shall be received within 15 calendar days of the
Order of the Canine Control Officer. The Council may, by Resolution,
delegate the holding of the aforesaid Hearing to a Committee of
Council. Council or Committee of Council, if so delegated, may, in its
sole discretion, uphold the provisions of section 10.2 above or exempt
the Owner, with or without conditions, from the muzzling or leashing
requirements contained in section 10.2 above. Council shall hold a
hearing pursuant to the provisions of the Statutory Powers and
Procedures Act at the time, date and place set out in the notice
referred to in this section and Council may: exempt the owner from
the muzzling and/or leashing requirements, confirm the muzzling and
or leashing requirements, vary the muzzling and/or leashing
requirements, or: combine any exemption confirmation or variance as
it sees fit. The decision of Council shall be final and binding.
10.4SECURITY OF DANGEROUS DOG
Every owner of a dangerous dog shall keep the dog secure by keeping
it indoors or in a secured yard that prevents the dog from escaping
over or under the fence or by any other means, and that prevents
access by the public. No person shall confine a dangerous dog only by
a chain or tether.
10.4SECURITY OF DANGEROUS DOG
Every owner of a dangerous dog shall keep the dog secure by keeping
it indoors or in a secured yard that prevents the dog from escaping
over or under the fence or by any other means, and that prevents
access by the public. No person shall confine a dangerous dog only by
a chain or tether.
10.4SECURITY OF DANGEROUS DOG
Every owner of a dangerous dog shall keep the dog secure by keeping
it indoors or in a secured yard that prevents the dog from escaping
over or under the fence or by any other means, and that prevents
access by the public. No person shall confine a dangerous dog only by
a chain or tether.
10.4SECURITY OF DANGEROUS DOG
Every owner of a dangerous dog shall keep the dog secure by keeping
it indoors or in a secured yard that prevents the dog from escaping
over or under the fence or by any other means, and that prevents
access by the public. No person shall confine a dangerous dog only by
a chain or tether.
10.4SECURITY OF DANGEROUS DOG
Every owner of a dangerous dog shall keep the dog secure by keeping
it indoors or in a secured yard that prevents the dog from escaping
over or under the fence or by any other means, and that prevents
access by the public. No person shall confine a dangerous dog only by
a chain or tether.
10.4SECURITY OF DANGEROUS DOG
Every owner of a dangerous dog shall keep the dog secure by keeping
it indoors or in a secured yard that prevents the dog from escaping
over or under the fence or by any other means, and that prevents
access by the public. No person shall confine a dangerous dog only by
a chain or tether.
10.4SECURITY OF DANGEROUS DOG
Every owner of a dangerous dog shall keep the dog secure by keeping
it indoors or in a secured yard that prevents the dog from escaping
over or under the fence or by any other means, and that prevents
access by the public. No person shall confine a dangerous dog only by
a chain or tether.
10.5WARNING SIGNS REQUIRED
Every person who owns a dangerous dog shall post warning signs
clearly and visibly on the property where a dangerous dog is kept.
10.5WARNING SIGNS REQUIRED
Every person who owns a dangerous dog shall post warning signs
clearly and visibly on the property where a dangerous dog is kept.
10.5WARNING SIGNS REQUIRED
Every person who owns a dangerous dog shall post warning signs
clearly and visibly on the property where a dangerous dog is kept.
10.6MICROCHIP REQUIRED
The owner of a dog to which section 10.2 of this section applies shall,
at their own expense, have a microchip implanted in the dog and
proof of the implantation shall be supplied in writing to the Clerk's
Office within thirty (30) days of the issuance of the order or Council's
decision as provided for in Section 10.3 which ever is later. No owner
10.6MICROCHIP REQUIRED
The owner of a dog to which section 10.2 of this section applies shall,
at their own expense, have a microchip implanted in the dog and
proof of the implantation shall be supplied in writing to the Clerk's
Office within thirty (30) days of the issuance of the order or Council's
decision as provided for in Section 10.3 which ever is later. No owner
10.6MICROCHIP REQUIRED
The owner of a dog to which section 10.2 of this section applies shall,
at their own expense, have a microchip implanted in the dog and
proof of the implantation shall be supplied in writing to the Clerk's
Office within thirty (30) days of the issuance of the order or Council's
decision as provided for in Section 10.3 which ever is later. No owner
10.6MICROCHIP REQUIRED
The owner of a dog to which section 10.2 of this section applies shall,
at their own expense, have a microchip implanted in the dog and
proof of the implantation shall be supplied in writing to the Clerk's
Office within thirty (30) days of the issuance of the order or Council's
decision as provided for in Section 10.3 which ever is later. No owner
10.6MICROCHIP REQUIRED
The owner of a dog to which section 10.2 of this section applies shall,
at their own expense, have a microchip implanted in the dog and
proof of the implantation shall be supplied in writing to the Clerk's
Office within thirty (30) days of the issuance of the order or Council's
decision as provided for in Section 10.3 which ever is later. No owner
10.6MICROCHIP REQUIRED
The owner of a dog to which section 10.2 of this section applies shall,
at their own expense, have a microchip implanted in the dog and
proof of the implantation shall be supplied in writing to the Clerk's
Office within thirty (30) days of the issuance of the order or Council's
decision as provided for in Section 10.3 which ever is later. No owner
10.6MICROCHIP REQUIRED
The owner of a dog to which section 10.2 of this section applies shall,
at their own expense, have a microchip implanted in the dog and
proof of the implantation shall be supplied in writing to the Clerk's
Office within thirty (30) days of the issuance of the order or Council's
decision as provided for in Section 10.3 which ever is later. No owner
10.6MICROCHIP REQUIRED
The owner of a dog to which section 10.2 of this section applies shall,
at their own expense, have a microchip implanted in the dog and
proof of the implantation shall be supplied in writing to the Clerk's
Office within thirty (30) days of the issuance of the order or Council's
decision as provided for in Section 10.3 which ever is later. No owner
of a dog to which this subsection applies shall fail to microchip the
dog.
of a dog to which this subsection applies shall fail to microchip the
dog.
11.MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS
11.1LIABILITY
The Municipality, its agents and servants and a Pound-Keeper shall
not be liable for damages or compensation for any dog killed under
the provisions of this By-law and no such damages or compensation
shall be paid to any person.
11.1LIABILITY
The Municipality, its agents and servants and a Pound-Keeper shall
not be liable for damages or compensation for any dog killed under
the provisions of this By-law and no such damages or compensation
shall be paid to any person.
11.1LIABILITY
The Municipality, its agents and servants and a Pound-Keeper shall
not be liable for damages or compensation for any dog killed under
the provisions of this By-law and no such damages or compensation
shall be paid to any person.
11.1LIABILITY
The Municipality, its agents and servants and a Pound-Keeper shall
not be liable for damages or compensation for any dog killed under
the provisions of this By-law and no such damages or compensation
shall be paid to any person.
11.1LIABILITY
The Municipality, its agents and servants and a Pound-Keeper shall
not be liable for damages or compensation for any dog killed under
the provisions of this By-law and no such damages or compensation
shall be paid to any person.
11.1LIABILITY
The Municipality, its agents and servants and a Pound-Keeper shall
not be liable for damages or compensation for any dog killed under
the provisions of this By-law and no such damages or compensation
shall be paid to any person.
11.1LIABILITY
The Municipality, its agents and servants and a Pound-Keeper shall
not be liable for damages or compensation for any dog killed under
the provisions of this By-law and no such damages or compensation
shall be paid to any person.
11.1LIABILITY
The Municipality, its agents and servants and a Pound-Keeper shall
not be liable for damages or compensation for any dog killed under
the provisions of this By-law and no such damages or compensation
shall be paid to any person.
11.1LIABILITY
The Municipality, its agents and servants and a Pound-Keeper shall
not be liable for damages or compensation for any dog killed under
the provisions of this By-law and no such damages or compensation
shall be paid to any person.
11.1LIABILITY
The Municipality, its agents and servants and a Pound-Keeper shall
not be liable for damages or compensation for any dog killed under
the provisions of this By-law and no such damages or compensation
shall be paid to any person.
11.2SEVERABILITY
The provisions of this By-law are severable and if any provisions of
this by-law should, for any reason, be declared invalid or
unenforceable by any court, the remaining provisions of the by-law
shall remain in full force and effect and be interpreted in such a
manner as the context permits in order to carry out their intent.
11.2SEVERABILITY
The provisions of this By-law are severable and if any provisions of
this by-law should, for any reason, be declared invalid or
unenforceable by any court, the remaining provisions of the by-law
shall remain in full force and effect and be interpreted in such a
manner as the context permits in order to carry out their intent.
11.2SEVERABILITY
The provisions of this By-law are severable and if any provisions of
this by-law should, for any reason, be declared invalid or
unenforceable by any court, the remaining provisions of the by-law
shall remain in full force and effect and be interpreted in such a
manner as the context permits in order to carry out their intent.
11.2SEVERABILITY
The provisions of this By-law are severable and if any provisions of
this by-law should, for any reason, be declared invalid or
unenforceable by any court, the remaining provisions of the by-law
shall remain in full force and effect and be interpreted in such a
manner as the context permits in order to carry out their intent.
11.2SEVERABILITY
The provisions of this By-law are severable and if any provisions of
this by-law should, for any reason, be declared invalid or
unenforceable by any court, the remaining provisions of the by-law
shall remain in full force and effect and be interpreted in such a
manner as the context permits in order to carry out their intent.
11.2SEVERABILITY
The provisions of this By-law are severable and if any provisions of
this by-law should, for any reason, be declared invalid or
unenforceable by any court, the remaining provisions of the by-law
shall remain in full force and effect and be interpreted in such a
manner as the context permits in order to carry out their intent.
11.2SEVERABILITY
The provisions of this By-law are severable and if any provisions of
this by-law should, for any reason, be declared invalid or
unenforceable by any court, the remaining provisions of the by-law
shall remain in full force and effect and be interpreted in such a
manner as the context permits in order to carry out their intent.
11.2SEVERABILITY
The provisions of this By-law are severable and if any provisions of
this by-law should, for any reason, be declared invalid or
unenforceable by any court, the remaining provisions of the by-law
shall remain in full force and effect and be interpreted in such a
manner as the context permits in order to carry out their intent.
11.2SEVERABILITY
The provisions of this By-law are severable and if any provisions of
this by-law should, for any reason, be declared invalid or
unenforceable by any court, the remaining provisions of the by-law
shall remain in full force and effect and be interpreted in such a
manner as the context permits in order to carry out their intent.
11.2SEVERABILITY
The provisions of this By-law are severable and if any provisions of
this by-law should, for any reason, be declared invalid or
unenforceable by any court, the remaining provisions of the by-law
shall remain in full force and effect and be interpreted in such a
manner as the context permits in order to carry out their intent.
11.2SEVERABILITY
The provisions of this By-law are severable and if any provisions of
this by-law should, for any reason, be declared invalid or
unenforceable by any court, the remaining provisions of the by-law
shall remain in full force and effect and be interpreted in such a
manner as the context permits in order to carry out their intent.
11.2SEVERABILITY
The provisions of this By-law are severable and if any provisions of
this by-law should, for any reason, be declared invalid or
unenforceable by any court, the remaining provisions of the by-law
shall remain in full force and effect and be interpreted in such a
manner as the context permits in order to carry out their intent.
11.2SEVERABILITY
The provisions of this By-law are severable and if any provisions of
this by-law should, for any reason, be declared invalid or
unenforceable by any court, the remaining provisions of the by-law
shall remain in full force and effect and be interpreted in such a
manner as the context permits in order to carry out their intent.
11.3FEES AND CHARGES
Fees shall be as included in the current fees and charges by-law of the
Municipality. Fines imposed shall be as per Schedule A attached
hereto.
11.3FEES AND CHARGES
Fees shall be as included in the current fees and charges by-law of the
Municipality. Fines imposed shall be as per Schedule A attached
hereto.
11.3FEES AND CHARGES
Fees shall be as included in the current fees and charges by-law of the
Municipality. Fines imposed shall be as per Schedule A attached
hereto.
11.3FEES AND CHARGES
Fees shall be as included in the current fees and charges by-law of the
Municipality. Fines imposed shall be as per Schedule A attached
hereto.
11.3FEES AND CHARGES
Fees shall be as included in the current fees and charges by-law of the
Municipality. Fines imposed shall be as per Schedule A attached
hereto.
11.3FEES AND CHARGES
Fees shall be as included in the current fees and charges by-law of the
Municipality. Fines imposed shall be as per Schedule A attached
hereto.
11.4PENALTY
Every person who contravenes any provision of this by-law is guilty of
an offence and upon conviction is liable to a fine as provided for by
the Provincial Offences Act, R.S.O. 1990, Chapter P.33, as amended.
11.4PENALTY
Every person who contravenes any provision of this by-law is guilty of
an offence and upon conviction is liable to a fine as provided for by
the Provincial Offences Act, R.S.O. 1990, Chapter P.33, as amended.
11.4PENALTY
Every person who contravenes any provision of this by-law is guilty of
an offence and upon conviction is liable to a fine as provided for by
the Provincial Offences Act, R.S.O. 1990, Chapter P.33, as amended.
11.4PENALTY
Every person who contravenes any provision of this by-law is guilty of
an offence and upon conviction is liable to a fine as provided for by
the Provincial Offences Act, R.S.O. 1990, Chapter P.33, as amended.
11.4PENALTY
Every person who contravenes any provision of this by-law is guilty of
an offence and upon conviction is liable to a fine as provided for by
the Provincial Offences Act, R.S.O. 1990, Chapter P.33, as amended.
11.4PENALTY
Every person who contravenes any provision of this by-law is guilty of
an offence and upon conviction is liable to a fine as provided for by
the Provincial Offences Act, R.S.O. 1990, Chapter P.33, as amended.
11.4PENALTY
Every person who contravenes any provision of this by-law is guilty of
an offence and upon conviction is liable to a fine as provided for by
the Provincial Offences Act, R.S.O. 1990, Chapter P.33, as amended.
11.5 CONTINUING OFFENCES
Each day on which a person contravenes any provision of this bylaw
shall be deemed to constitute a separate offence under this by-law as
provided for in section 429(2) of the Municipal Act, S.O. 2001, c. 25
Each day on which a person contravenes any provision of this bylaw
shall be deemed to constitute a separate offence under this by-law as
provided for in section 429(2) of the Municipal Act, S.O. 2001, c. 25
Each day on which a person contravenes any provision of this bylaw
shall be deemed to constitute a separate offence under this by-law as
provided for in section 429(2) of the Municipal Act, S.O. 2001, c. 25
Each day on which a person contravenes any provision of this bylaw
shall be deemed to constitute a separate offence under this by-law as
provided for in section 429(2) of the Municipal Act, S.O. 2001, c. 25
Each day on which a person contravenes any provision of this bylaw
shall be deemed to constitute a separate offence under this by-law as
provided for in section 429(2) of the Municipal Act, S.O. 2001, c. 25
Each day on which a person contravenes any provision of this bylaw
shall be deemed to constitute a separate offence under this by-law as
provided for in section 429(2) of the Municipal Act, S.O. 2001, c. 25
11.6RIGHT OF ENTRY
An Officer may enter, at all reasonable times, upon any property
subject to the regulations of this By-law in order to ascertain whether
such regulations or directions are being obeyed.
11.6RIGHT OF ENTRY
An Officer may enter, at all reasonable times, upon any property
subject to the regulations of this By-law in order to ascertain whether
such regulations or directions are being obeyed.
11.6RIGHT OF ENTRY
An Officer may enter, at all reasonable times, upon any property
subject to the regulations of this By-law in order to ascertain whether
such regulations or directions are being obeyed.
11.6RIGHT OF ENTRY
An Officer may enter, at all reasonable times, upon any property
subject to the regulations of this By-law in order to ascertain whether
such regulations or directions are being obeyed.
11.6RIGHT OF ENTRY
An Officer may enter, at all reasonable times, upon any property
subject to the regulations of this By-law in order to ascertain whether
such regulations or directions are being obeyed.
11.6RIGHT OF ENTRY
An Officer may enter, at all reasonable times, upon any property
subject to the regulations of this By-law in order to ascertain whether
such regulations or directions are being obeyed.
11.6RIGHT OF ENTRY
An Officer may enter, at all reasonable times, upon any property
subject to the regulations of this By-law in order to ascertain whether
such regulations or directions are being obeyed.
11.7COMPLIANCE
Every person shall comply with any Order or Notice issued under the
authority of this by-law.
11.7COMPLIANCE
Every person shall comply with any Order or Notice issued under the
authority of this by-law.
11.7COMPLIANCE
Every person shall comply with any Order or Notice issued under the
authority of this by-law.
11.7COMPLIANCE
Every person shall comply with any Order or Notice issued under the
authority of this by-law.
11.7COMPLIANCE
Every person shall comply with any Order or Notice issued under the
authority of this by-law.
12.CONFLICT
If there is a conflict between a provision of the Dog Owners' Liability
Act or of a regulation under that Act, or any other Act relating to
dogs, the provision that is the most restrictive in relation to controls
prevails.
12.CONFLICT
If there is a conflict between a provision of the Dog Owners' Liability
Act or of a regulation under that Act, or any other Act relating to
dogs, the provision that is the most restrictive in relation to controls
prevails.
12.CONFLICT
If there is a conflict between a provision of the Dog Owners' Liability
Act or of a regulation under that Act, or any other Act relating to
dogs, the provision that is the most restrictive in relation to controls
prevails.
12.CONFLICT
If there is a conflict between a provision of the Dog Owners' Liability
Act or of a regulation under that Act, or any other Act relating to
dogs, the provision that is the most restrictive in relation to controls
prevails.
12.CONFLICT
If there is a conflict between a provision of the Dog Owners' Liability
Act or of a regulation under that Act, or any other Act relating to
dogs, the provision that is the most restrictive in relation to controls
prevails.
12.CONFLICT
If there is a conflict between a provision of the Dog Owners' Liability
Act or of a regulation under that Act, or any other Act relating to
dogs, the provision that is the most restrictive in relation to controls
prevails.
13.REPEALS
By-law Numbers 2006-112 and 2006-113 are hereby rescinded
effective upon the passage of this by-law. If any section of any other
by-law in effect is inconsistent with this by-law, the most current by-
law prevails.
13.REPEALS
By-law Numbers 2006-112 and 2006-113 are hereby rescinded
effective upon the passage of this by-law. If any section of any other
by-law in effect is inconsistent with this by-law, the most current by-
law prevails.
13.REPEALS
By-law Numbers 2006-112 and 2006-113 are hereby rescinded
effective upon the passage of this by-law. If any section of any other
by-law in effect is inconsistent with this by-law, the most current by-
law prevails.
13.REPEALS
By-law Numbers 2006-112 and 2006-113 are hereby rescinded
effective upon the passage of this by-law. If any section of any other
by-law in effect is inconsistent with this by-law, the most current by-
law prevails.
13.REPEALS
By-law Numbers 2006-112 and 2006-113 are hereby rescinded
effective upon the passage of this by-law. If any section of any other
by-law in effect is inconsistent with this by-law, the most current by-
law prevails.
13.REPEALS
By-law Numbers 2006-112 and 2006-113 are hereby rescinded
effective upon the passage of this by-law. If any section of any other
by-law in effect is inconsistent with this by-law, the most current by-
law prevails.
13.REPEALS
By-law Numbers 2006-112 and 2006-113 are hereby rescinded
effective upon the passage of this by-law. If any section of any other
by-law in effect is inconsistent with this by-law, the most current by-
law prevails.
13.REPEALS
By-law Numbers 2006-112 and 2006-113 are hereby rescinded
effective upon the passage of this by-law. If any section of any other
by-law in effect is inconsistent with this by-law, the most current by-
law prevails.
13.REPEALS
By-law Numbers 2006-112 and 2006-113 are hereby rescinded
effective upon the passage of this by-law. If any section of any other
by-law in effect is inconsistent with this by-law, the most current by-
law prevails.
13.REPEALS
By-law Numbers 2006-112 and 2006-113 are hereby rescinded
effective upon the passage of this by-law. If any section of any other
by-law in effect is inconsistent with this by-law, the most current by-
law prevails.
13.REPEALS
By-law Numbers 2006-112 and 2006-113 are hereby rescinded
effective upon the passage of this by-law. If any section of any other
by-law in effect is inconsistent with this by-law, the most current by-
law prevails.
13.REPEALS
By-law Numbers 2006-112 and 2006-113 are hereby rescinded
effective upon the passage of this by-law. If any section of any other
by-law in effect is inconsistent with this by-law, the most current by-
law prevails.
13.REPEALS
By-law Numbers 2006-112 and 2006-113 are hereby rescinded
effective upon the passage of this by-law. If any section of any other
by-law in effect is inconsistent with this by-law, the most current by-
law prevails.
13.REPEALS
By-law Numbers 2006-112 and 2006-113 are hereby rescinded
effective upon the passage of this by-law. If any section of any other
by-law in effect is inconsistent with this by-law, the most current by-
law prevails.
13.REPEALS
By-law Numbers 2006-112 and 2006-113 are hereby rescinded
effective upon the passage of this by-law. If any section of any other
by-law in effect is inconsistent with this by-law, the most current by-
law prevails.
13.REPEALS
By-law Numbers 2006-112 and 2006-113 are hereby rescinded
effective upon the passage of this by-law. If any section of any other
by-law in effect is inconsistent with this by-law, the most current by-
law prevails.
13.REPEALS
By-law Numbers 2006-112 and 2006-113 are hereby rescinded
effective upon the passage of this by-law. If any section of any other
by-law in effect is inconsistent with this by-law, the most current by-
law prevails.
13.REPEALS
By-law Numbers 2006-112 and 2006-113 are hereby rescinded
effective upon the passage of this by-law. If any section of any other
by-law in effect is inconsistent with this by-law, the most current by-
law prevails.
13.REPEALS
By-law Numbers 2006-112 and 2006-113 are hereby rescinded
effective upon the passage of this by-law. If any section of any other
by-law in effect is inconsistent with this by-law, the most current by-
law prevails.
14.EFFECTIVE DATE
This by-law shall come into effect upon final passage thereof.
14.EFFECTIVE DATE
This by-law shall come into effect upon final passage thereof.
14.EFFECTIVE DATE
This by-law shall come into effect upon final passage thereof.
14.EFFECTIVE DATE
This by-law shall come into effect upon final passage thereof.
14.EFFECTIVE DATE
This by-law shall come into effect upon final passage thereof.
14.EFFECTIVE DATE
This by-law shall come into effect upon final passage thereof.
Read a first, second and third time, and finally passed on July 21 2021.
The Corporation of the
Municipality of Grey Highlands
The Corporation of the
Municipality of Grey Highlands
Original Signed By
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Paul McQueen, Mayor
Original Signed By
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Paul McQueen, Mayor
Original Signed By
________________________________
Paul McQueen, Mayor
Original Signed By
________________________________
Raylene Martell, Municipal Clerk
Original Signed By
________________________________
Raylene Martell, Municipal Clerk
Original Signed By
________________________________
Raylene Martell, Municipal Clerk
Status: Passed
Municipality of Grey Highlands
Part 1 Provincial Offences Act
By-law 2021-071: Canine Control
Item
Column 1
Short form wording
Column 2
Provision
creating or
defining
offence
Column 3
Set Fine
1
Keep more than 3 dogs
3.2 (a)
$125.00
2
Fail to license Dog
3.2 (b)
125.00
3
Running at Large
3.2 (c)
250.00
4
Failure to renew
3.2 (d)
125.00
5
Remove Tag
3.2 (f)
125.00
6
Failure to apply for
replacement Tag
3.2 (g)
125.00
7
Fail to affix Tag
3.2 (h)
125.00
8
Dog on Private Property
3.2 (i)
125.00
9
Dog excrement
3.2 (j)
200.00
10
Forcible Retrieval from Officer
3.2 (k)
200.00
11
Fail to notify change of
ownership
3.2 (l)
125.00
12
Fail to notify change in
residence
3.2 (m)
125.00
13
Retrieve from Pound keeper
3.2 (n)
200.00
14
Kennel Operation without
License
5.2 (d)
500.00
15
Fail to maintain kennel
conditions
5.3 (a)
250.00
16
Fail to post License
5.3 (b)(i)
125.00
17
Fail to be open for inspection
5.4 (a)
200.00
Obstruct Officer
7.1
125.00
Infectious or contagious Dog
7.9
125.00
18
Fail to comply with Dangerous
Dog Order
10.2
200.00
19
Fail to Secure Dangerous Dog
10.4
200.00
20
Failure to post warning of
Dangerous Dog
10.5
125.00
21
Fail to Microchip Dangerous
Dog
10.6
125.00
Note: The general penalty provision for the offences listed above is section 11.4 of
By-law 2021-071, a certified copy of which has been filed.