Canada's warmest welcome ®* February 23 2019
REMINDER Restricted Dog Breeds and Owner's Responsibilities
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REMINDER Restricted Dog Breeds and Owner's Responsibilities
The Town is reminding all dog owners of their responsibilities and requirements under the bylaw and providing notice that the rules for Restricted Dog breeds are actively enforced.
Animal Control Bylaw No. 1316, 2016 defines a Restricted Dog as one of the listed breeds:
Pit Bull
Pit Bull Terrier
American Pit Bull Terrier
Pit Bull Cross
Staffordshire or American Bull Terrier
Terrier Cross (only applies if the cross includes pit bull)
Mix Breed (only applies if the mix includes pit bull)
Timberwolf or Grey Wolf Breeds (or any mixed breeding of Timberwolf or Grey Wolf)
A Restricted Dog must be muzzled when off their property. If a Restricted Dog is found off their property without a muzzle the dog owner will be subject to a fine of $200.
Click here for more information on Dog license, Animal Control & Licensing
Town of Osoyoos
8707 Main Street, Box 3010
Osoyoos BC V0H 1V0
(T) 250.495.6515
(E) info@osoyoos.ca
REMINDER: ALL dog owners are required to clean up after their dogs. Failure to do so could result in a fine of $100.
