A recent court outcome for a Greater Shepparton resident has highlighted the responsibility dog owners have to keep their animals under control and on a leash whilst in Council parks and reserves.
In Summary
- A recent court case in Greater Shepparton has emphasised the need for dog owners to keep their pets under control and on a leash in public spaces.
- A 50kg American Bulldog, off-leash in Mooroopna, attacked a leashed Cavoodle, resulting in serious injury. The owner was fined nearly $10,000 and given a two-year good behaviour bond.
- Council stresses the importance of responsible dog ownership to prevent attacks, and highlights the potential legal and financial repercussions of non-compliance with the Domestic Animals Act 1994.
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