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Good Behavior
Dealing With Dogs
Keeping Children Safe
Your Rights & Remedies
Good Behavior
Dealing With Dogs
Keeping Children Safe
Your Rights & Remedies
Grownups
Under the Dog Control Act 1996, dog owners are
required to:
Other people can also take steps to avoid risky
situations around dogs. To see how, start with 8 Simple
Safety Tips.
It’s especially important to supervise children around
dogs, and when children are old enough, to teach them
sensible dog safety rules.
If:
Under the Dog Control Act 1996, dog owners are
required to:
- Keep their dogs under control at all times
- Take all reasonable steps to ensure their dogs
do not injure or intimidate anyone.
Other people can also take steps to avoid risky
situations around dogs. To see how, start with 8 Simple
Safety Tips.
It’s especially important to supervise children around
dogs, and when children are old enough, to teach them
sensible dog safety rules.
If:
- You have young children, you should know about
Keeping Children Safe. - You’d like to understand more about human / dog
interactions, see Dealing With Dogs. - You’ve got problems with a dog (or its owner),
check out Your Rights and Remedies. - You’d like guidelines for considerate behavior for
dog owners and everyone else, see our Good
Behavior Code.
- What to teach your kids.
- How to recognise and
avoid risk situations. - Dog owners: take care
around people.
