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  • Dog Owners' Responsibilities

    If you hold a dog, it is your responsibility to do the following:

    • Hold a current licence for the dog - refer to Licensing page for more information.
    • Ensure the dog wears collar identification.
    • Keep the dog under control at all times, other than when the dog is on its owner's premises.
    • Comply with Regulations for Listed Breeds - refer to Restricted Breeds page for more information
    • Prevent the dog from worrying livestock. In this regard, it is imperative that the dog is under your control at night, and that you know where the dog is.
    • Clean up after your dog when it fouls in public place - refer to Dog Fouling page for more information.
    • Give your name and address when requested to do so by a dog warden.

    Dog Identification

    At all times, dogs must wear a collar bearing the name and the address of the owner inscribed on it or on a plate, badge or disc. Failure to have collar identification on a dog can result in an on-the-spot fine issued by a dog warden. Failure to pay this fine within a specific period can result in prosecution by your local authority.

     


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