A. An owner of an animal declared dangerous shall obey the order of compliance.

B. An owner of an animal declared dangerous shall not sell, give away, abandon or otherwise dispose of the animal without notifying the Town Enforcement Agent in writing in advance.

C. An owner of an animal declared to be dangerous shall provide proof of liability insurance and the veterinarian’s certificate of spaying or neutering the animal to the Town Enforcement Agent upon demand.

D. An owner of an animal declared dangerous shall not prevent or attempt to prevent inspection of the animal and/or the premises where the animal is kept.

E. When the owner of an animal is notified that the Town Enforcement Agent is evaluating an animal or requests to evaluate an animal to determine if the animal is dangerous, the owner of the animal shall present the animal for inspection within twenty-four (24) hours of a request by the Town Enforcement Agent. The owner shall not sell, give away, hide or otherwise prevent the Town Enforcement Agent from making an evaluation of the animal.

F. The owner of an animal declared to be dangerous shall prevent the animal from running at large as defined in this chapter.

G. The owner of an animal declared to be dangerous shall prevent the animal from biting, injuring and/or attacking any person and/or domestic animal outside of the confinement area. ((O)08-22, 11/05/2008)