Acts and Regulations

84-85 - Provincial Dog

Section 8
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8(1)No person who owns a dog shall
(a) permit his dog to run at large;
(b) refuse or neglect to register his dog under section 4 of this Regulation;
(c) refuse or neglect to attach and keep attached a licence tag to the collar of the dog;
(d) refuse or neglect to cause his dog to wear a collar at all times other than when it is in an enclosure such as a kennel or the owner’s residence;
(e) permit his dog to chase or run after pedestrians or motor vehicles; or
(f) permit his dog to bark incessantly such that annoyance is caused to the public.
8(2)No person shall
(a) interfere or attempt to interfere with a Dog Control Officer while he is seizing or impounding a dog pursuant to the Act or this Regulation; or
(b) not being the owner, remove a collar or licence tag from a dog.
8(3)Notwithstanding anything herein contained, a Dog Control Officer may, either before or after the institution of proceedings against a person for any alleged violation of this Regulation, accept from the person alleged to have committed such violation the payment of a sum equal to the minimum fine prescribed by subsection 96(5) of the Act for such violation together with legal costs of proceedings to that date, if any; and thereupon the Dog Control Officer shall issue a receipt therefor and shall forthwith forward to the society the amounts so received.
8(4)A payment made under subsection (3) shall constitute a full satisfaction, release and discharge of all penalties and imprisonments incurred by such person for such violation, and for the purposes hereof shall have the same effect as if a judge had fully convicted the person of the violation for which the amount was paid, and a certificate purporting to be signed by the society to the effect that the sum has been paid in respect of a specific violation shall be prima facie evidence in all courts of the conviction.
1998, c.41, s.80; 2003, c.27, s.66; 2005-43; 2009-66; 2010-76
8(1)No person who owns a dog shall
(a) permit his dog to run at large;
(b) refuse or neglect to register his dog under section 4 of this Regulation;
(c) refuse or neglect to attach and keep attached a licence tag to the collar of the dog;
(d) refuse or neglect to cause his dog to wear a collar at all times other than when it is in an enclosure such as a kennel or the owner’s residence;
(e) permit his dog to chase or run after pedestrians or motor vehicles; or
(f) permit his dog to bark incessantly such that annoyance is caused to the public.
8(2)No person shall
(a) interfere or attempt to interfere with a Dog Control Officer while he is seizing or impounding a dog pursuant to the Act or this Regulation; or
(b) not being the owner, remove a collar or licence tag from a dog.
8(3)Notwithstanding anything herein contained, a Dog Control Officer may, either before or after the institution of proceedings against a person for any alleged violation of this Regulation, accept from the person alleged to have committed such violation the payment of a sum equal to the minimum fine prescribed by subsection 96(5) of the Act for such violation together with legal costs of proceedings to that date, if any; and thereupon the Dog Control Officer shall issue a receipt therefor and shall forthwith forward to the society the amounts so received.
8(4)A payment made under subsection (3) shall constitute a full satisfaction, release and discharge of all penalties and imprisonments incurred by such person for such violation, and for the purposes hereof shall have the same effect as if a judge had fully convicted the person of the violation for which the amount was paid, and a certificate purporting to be signed by the society to the effect that the sum has been paid in respect of a specific violation shall be prima facie evidence in all courts of the conviction.
1998, c.41, s.80; 2003, c.27, s.66; 2005-43; 2009-66; 2010-76
8(1)No person who owns a dog shall
(a) permit his dog to run at large;
(b) refuse or neglect to register his dog under section 4 of this Regulation;
(c) refuse or neglect to attach and keep attached a licence tag to the collar of the dog;
(d) refuse or neglect to cause his dog to wear a collar at all times other than when it is in the kennel or the owner’s residence;
(e) permit his dog to chase or run after pedestrians or motor vehicles; or
(f) permit his dog to bark incessantly such that annoyance is caused to the public.
8(2)No person shall
(a) interfere or attempt to interfere with a Dog Control Officer while he is seizing or impounding a dog pursuant to the Act or this Regulation; or
(b) not being the owner, remove a collar or licence tag from a dog.
8(3)Notwithstanding anything herein contained, a Dog Control Officer may, either before or after the institution of proceedings against a person for any alleged violation of this Regulation, accept from the person alleged to have committed such violation the payment of a sum equal to the minimum fine prescribed by subsection 96(5) of the Act for such violation together with legal costs of proceedings to that date, if any; and thereupon the Dog Control Officer shall issue a receipt therefor and shall forthwith forward to the society the amounts so received.
8(4)A payment made under subsection (3) shall constitute a full satisfaction, release and discharge of all penalties and imprisonments incurred by such person for such violation, and for the purposes hereof shall have the same effect as if a judge had fully convicted the person of the violation for which the amount was paid, and a certificate purporting to be signed by the society to the effect that the sum has been paid in respect of a specific violation shall be prima facie evidence in all courts of the conviction.
1998, c.41, s.80; 2003, c.27, s.66; 2005-43; 2009-66
8(1)No person who owns a dog shall
(a) permit his dog to run at large;
(b) refuse or neglect to register his dog under section 4 of this Regulation;
(c) refuse or neglect to attach and keep attached a licence tag to the collar of the dog;
(d) refuse or neglect to cause his dog to wear a collar at all times other than when it is in the kennel or the owner’s residence;
(e) permit his dog to chase or run after pedestrians or motor vehicles; or
(f) permit his dog to bark incessantly such that annoyance is caused to the public.
8(2)No person shall
(a) interfere or attempt to interfere with the Dog Constable while he is seizing or impounding a dog pursuant to the Act or this Regulation; or
(b) not being the owner, remove a collar or licence tag from a dog.
8(3)Notwithstanding anything herein contained, the Dog Constable may, either before or after the institution of proceedings against a person for any alleged violation of this Regulation, accept from the person alleged to have committed such violation the payment of a sum equal to the minimum fine prescribed by subsection 96(5) of the Act for such violation together with legal costs of proceedings to that date, if any; and thereupon the Dog Constable shall issue a receipt therefor and shall forthwith forward to the Municipal Representative the amounts so received.
8(4)A payment made under subsection (3) shall constitute a full satisfaction, release and discharge of all penalties and imprisonments incurred by such person for such violation, and for the purposes hereof shall have the same effect as if a judge had fully convicted the person of the violation for which the amount was paid, and a certificate purporting to be signed by the Minister or by the Registrar to the effect that the sum has been paid in respect of a specific violation shall be prima facie evidence in all courts of the conviction.
1998, c.41, s.80; 2003, c.27, s.66; 2005-43