Pet city catalogue registration#
If your dog is sterilised, registration will be charged at a reduced rate. This can be provided with either a copy of the microchip certificate/paperwork or a Veterinary Surgeon Certificate.Ī person who fails to ensure their dog is microchipped after 1 November 2015 is liable for a fine of up to $5,000. Proof of microchipping is also required to register your dog with the City. In accordance with the Dog Act 1976, it is a legal requirement that all dogs are microchipped.Ī veterinarian (vet), veterinarian nurse or a person with the relevant qualifications from a registered training provider is able to implant a microchip in your dog. You may also be prosecuted if your dog chases or attacks any person, animal or bird when the dog is out of their control. A City’s Ranger may impound any dog found wandering unrestrained in any public place other than a designated dog exercise area. If your dog escapes from your property, you may be liable for any damage or injury caused. The fee is non-refundable should the application be declined. A fee applies to the application as listed under the City’s Fees and Charges. The City allows you to keep no more than two dogs over the age of three months. Households can apply for permission to keep more than two dogs by completing the ' Application to keep more than two dogs' outlining the reasons why you wish to keep more than two dogs.
The Dog Act 1976 contains provisions about the keeping and control of dogs. Being a responsible dog owner means ensuring your dog is registered with your local government, microchipped, trained, healthy, safe, well cared for, and does not create a nuisance to other members of your community.Īll dogs over the age of three months are required to microchipped and registered with the City.
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