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Dogs and All about Them
·
Robert Leighton
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MUZZLING
REGULATIONS
Under
the
Contagious
Diseases
(Animals)
Acts,
1878-1894,
local
authorities
(i.e.,
county,
borough,
or
district
councils)
were
empowered
to
issue
orders
regulating
the
muzzling
of
dogs
in
public
places
and
the
keeping
of
dogs
under
control
(otherwise
than
by
muzzling).
Offenders
under
these
Acts
are
liable
to
a
fine
not
exceeding
P20.
The
Statute
57
and
58
Vict.,
c.
57,
gives
the
Board
of
Agriculture
power
to
make
orders
for
muzzling
dogs,
keeping
them
under
control,
and
the
detention
and
disposal
of
stray
dogs;
and
section
2
of
the
Dogs
Act,
1906
(known
by
some
as
the
Curfew
Bell
Act),
says
that
the
Diseases
of
Animals
Act,
1894,
shall
have
effect:
(a)
For
prescribing
and
regulating
the
wearing
by
dogs
while
in
a
highway
or
in
a
place
of
public
resort
of
a
collar
with
the
name
and
address
of
the
owner
inscribed
on
the
collar
or
on
a
plate
or
badge
attached
thereto:
(b)
With
a
view
to
the
prevention
of
worrying
of
cattle
for
preventing
dogs
or
any
class
of
dogs
from
straying
during
all
or
any
of
the
hours
between
sunset
and
sunrise.
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