Warning signs about dangerous dogs
30 Warning signs about dangerous dogs
For section 33GA(5), a warning sign must —
be a white rectangle measuring 200 mm by 300 mm; and
be made of a durable material; and
contain the word “WARNING” in white capital letters 30 mm high on a red rectangular panel measuring 190 mm by 45 mm near the top of the rectangle referred to in paragraph (a); and
contain below the panel referred to in paragraph (c) a red circle 160 mm in diameter containing a picture of the black head and neck of a dog 100 mm high wearing a collar mentioned in regulation 29(2) (whether in colour or black and white); and
contain below the circle referred to in paragraph (d) the words “DANGEROUS DOG” in capital letters 20 mm high.
A person must not display in or at premises, other than premises where a dangerous dog is ordinarily kept or ordinarily permitted to live, a sign resembling a warning sign required by section 33GA(5).
Penalty for an offence under this subregulation: a fine of $1 000.
Modified penalty for an offence under this subregulation: $100.
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