New South Wales Consolidated Acts

COMPANION ANIMALS ACT 1998 - SECT 45

45 When Local Court can declare dog to be dangerous

(1) The Local Court can declare a dog to be dangerous if the Court is satisfied that the dog:

(a) has, without provocation, attacked or killed a person or an animal (other than vermin), or

(b) has, without provocation, repeatedly threatened to attack or repeatedly chased a person or an animal (other than vermin), or

(c) has displayed unreasonable aggression towards a person or animal (other than vermin), or

(d) is kept or used for the purposes of hunting.

(2) Section 33 (2) applies for the purposes of subsection (1) (d).