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animals whose usage or possession is prohibited by law due to their tendency to cause harm. A local government license is needed to maintain apes, bears, crocodiles, porcupines, tigers, venomous snakes, and other potentially harmful creatures according to the harmful Wild creatures Act of 1976. A schedule to the 1976 Act contains a list of creatures that are considered hazardous wild animals. The Dangerous Dogs Act of 1991 made it illegal to breed, sell, or own dogs of a breed bred for fighting (pit bull terriers, for example), allowed for the imposition of similar restrictions on other dogs that posed a risk to the public, and made it illegal to allow a dog to become dangerously out of control in a public setting. Being in charge of a dangerously out-of-control dog is now a crime under the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act (2014), which also covers private property, such as a person's home.
own residence. The Guard Dogs Act of 1975 places tight restrictions on the usage of *guard dogs. R v. Gedminintaite [2008] EWCA Crim 814 is the case.
animals whose usage or possession is prohibited by law due to their tendency to cause harm. A local government license is needed to maintain apes, bears, crocodiles, porcupines, tigers, venomous snakes, and other potentially harmful creatures according to the harmful Wild creatures Act of 1976. A schedule to the 1976 Act contains a list of creatures that are considered hazardous wild animals. The Dangerous Dogs Act of 1991 made it illegal to breed, sell, or own dogs of a breed bred for fighting (pit bull terriers, for example), allowed for the imposition of similar restrictions on other dogs that posed a risk to the public, and made it illegal to allow a dog to become dangerously out of control in a public setting. Being in charge of a dangerously out-of-control dog is now a crime under the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act (2014), which also covers private property, such as a person's home.
own residence. The Guard Dogs Act of 1975 places tight restrictions on the usage of *guard dogs. R v. Gedminintaite [2008] EWCA Crim 814 is the case.
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