Guard dog definition
Guard dog means a type of dog used primarily for the
Guard dog means a dog used for security purposes on land legally used for industrial or commercial purposes.
Guard dog means any dog placed or kept upon any non-residential property, or property used in whole or in part for any business, that is there to protect persons or property, whether or not trained for these pursuits; all dogs trained for police canine work; and all dogs trained for attack and protection kept at any location within the County.
Examples of Guard dog in a sentence
In addition, any animal with any of the following attributes is ineligible: Guard dog, attack dog, any dog permanently chained outside, any animal that has bitten, attacked or has vicious tendencies such that it must be removed or restrained when people are present.
More Definitions of Guard dog
Guard dog means a type of dog used primarily for the purpose of defending, patrolling, or protecting property or life at a commercial establishment other than a farm. "Guard dog" does not include stock dogs used primarily for handling and controlling livestock or farm animals, nor does it include personally owned pets that also provide security.
Guard dog means a dog trained to protect persons or property by attacking or threatening to attack, and which will cease to attack at command.
Guard dog means any dog trained to protect persons or property by attacking or threatening to attack any person found within the area patrolled by the dog;
Guard dog means any member of the dog family (canidae) which has been trained or represented as trained to protect person and/or property by virtue of exhibiting hostile propensities and aggressiveness to unauthorized persons.
Guard dog means a dog trained to protect persons or property by attacking or threatening to attack, and to cease the attack on command.
Guard dog means any breed of dog of either sex which is utilized to attack or repel unauthorized intruders whether on command or by instinct.
Guard dog means a dog which has been trained and has obtained a certification of training in the protection of property or people, but shall not apply to a dog owned by a law enforcement agency or certified law enforcement officer, which has been trained as a K-9 to assist in a law enforcement agency investigation, demonstration, or search for missing persons.