Communicable Disease Prevention and Control. Duty of owner action dogs trained to fight, attack, or kill legislation by city and county Rabies and Bites: Health and Safety Code. Dog bites liability of owner military or police work excluded limitations Local programs Dog Bite Provisions: Civil Code. Forms, preparation existing civil liability or criminal laws, effect of chapter Prohibition of owning, possessing, controlling, or having custody Destruction nondestruction, conditions enclosures Removal from list of potentially dangerous dogs Death, sale, transfer, or permanent removal notice Keeping and controlling potentially dangerous dogs Licensing and vaccination potentially dangerous designation maintained in registration records additional fee
Circumstances under which dogs may not be declared potentially dangerous or vicious Failure of owner or keeper to appear decision Determination and orders notice compliance appeal Hearing on declaration of dog as potentially dangerous or vicious Dangerous Dog Provisions: California Food & Agriculture Code, Division 14, Chapter 9. California has strict liability for dog bites such that liability is imposed regardless of the former viciousness of the dog or the owner's knowledge of such viciousness. The other set of provisions contains the relevant dog bite law. It defines what constitutes a dangerous and/or vicious dog, what is to be done with said dog(s), and provides a model provision for municipalities to follow.
This is the California statute for the rules and regulations regarding dangerous and/or vicious dogs.
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