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ANIMALS Restricted breeds Legislation introduced by the Western Australian Government means that special requirements apply when owning a dog that is considered a dangerous dog (restricted breed). Dangerous Dogs (Restricted Breeds) are: Dogo Argentino (Argentinean Fighting Dog) Fila Brasileiro (Brazilian Fighting Dog) Japanese Tosa American Pit Bull Terrier Pit Bull Terrier breeds This includes dogs that are mixed with these breeds. Special requirements Owners of restricted breeds must be over 18 years of age Restricted breed dogs must be sterilised Restricted breeds are not to be bred Dog must wear specified collars Signs must be visible at the dog’s home CoS_1282 10/14 CoS_1282 Fences/enclosures must be escape and child proof Dogs must be on a leash and muzzled when in a public place Dog must be controlled by persons over 18 years of age New owners to be advised that the dog is a restricted breed Local government to be advised if the dog escapes, dies or there is a change of ownership. ANIMALS/RESTRICTED BREEDS Fines and Penalties Fines and penalties may apply as listed under the Dog Act 1976. Suppliers The City of Swan is aware that the suppliers mentioned below can provide restricted dog breed collars and signage however these details are provided for your convenience and not as a recommendation from the City. Visimax PO Box 94 Gelorup,WA 6230 Phone: (08) 9795 5503 Fax: (08) 9795 5553 www.visimax.com.au Animal Care Equipment & Services Pty Ltd PO Box 591 Moorabbin, VIC, 3189 Phone: (08) 9532 6069 Fax: (03) 9555 7829 www.animalcare.com.au For additional details, please visit the City’s website www.swan.wa.gov.au or call the City of Swan on 9267 9267..

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