Canine Law - Information Guide for dog owners.
Guard Dogs Act 1975:
Only Section 1 of this law is in force.
It is an offence to use or permit the use of a guard dog at any premises, unless, a person (the handler), is present on the premises and the dog is under control at all times.
If the handler is not present the dog must be secured so that it is not at liberty to go freely about the premises.
A notice warning that a guard dog is present must be clearly exhibited at each entrance to the premises.
Legislation:
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