A)
Molests passersby or passing vehicles;
B) Attacks human beings or domestic animals;
C) Is at large on school grounds or other
publicly owned property;
D) Is repeatedly at large, or is a stray;
E) Damages private or public property; or
F) Vocalizes in an excessive, continuous or
untimely fashion.
G) Is found to be in violation of animal
restraint requirements.
The law specifies restraint as (81-5):
(A) The owner of a dog shall keep
the dog under restraint (effective control) at all times.
(B) The owner of an animal shall prevent the animal,
except a cat, from leaving the owner’s property unattended or unrestrained.
(C) The owner of a female dog “in heat” shall keep
the dog secure inside a well ventilated building on the owner’s property except:
(C-1) When the dog is on a leash and is accompanied
by the owner, the dog may be allowed outside for the purpose of natural relief,
but may not be taken off the owner’s property; or
(C-2) When necessary for the medical treatment,
boarding, or breeding and while under the direct control of the owner, the dog
may be conveyed to and left at a suitable place to be treated, boarded or bred
or shown in an organized dog show or event. For purposes of this section
“suitable place” veterinarian, or, in the case of the dog’s breeding, a location
at which the person assuming care and custody of the dog prevents the dog from
coming in contact with other dogs except for planned breeding.
(D) Every vicious animal, as determined by the
Licensing Authority, shall be confined by the owner within a building or
secure enclosure and shall be securely muzzled or caged whenever off the
premises of it’s owner, or restrained as otherwise directed by the
Licensing Authority.