Dangerous Dogs

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Dangerous Dogs

Any dog can be involved in an attack, not just big dogs and there is always a “first time” for everything but by then it’s usually too late. Please be aware of your animal’s actions.

A dog can be declared dangerous for a number of reasons.

Dangerous dog

A dog can be declared dangerous if the dog has caused the death of or serious injury to a person or animal by biting or attacked that person or animal.

Menacing dog

A dog can be declared menacing if the dog the dog rushed at or chased a person, or the dog bites any person or animal causing injury to that person or animal that is not in the nature of a serious injury.

Restricted breed

A person must not keep a restricted breed dog.

Report an incident

If you have been a victim of a dog attack immediately contact Council's Local Laws officer on (03) 5559 4806.

Contact

Warrnambool City Council
Phone: (03) 5559 4800
Fax: (03) 5559 4900
Email: wbool_city@warrnambool.vic.gov.au

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