The Domestic Animals Regulations 2005 in Victoria requires dog owners with Restricted Breed Dogs to comply with a number of requirements. The purpose of the Act is to prevent the public and visitors in your property from being attacked by such a dog. This Restricted Dog Warning Sign is one of the many requirements that the Act requires.
This Restricted Dog Warning Sign must be installed at all entrances to the premises where a Restricted Dog is being kept to alert people entering your property that there is a restricted breed dog in the premises. Our Restricted Dog Sign for VIC complies with the Act’s requirements.
It measures 10cm x 30cm with a 3 point black border around, made of durable material with a light turquoise background colour where at least one colour is reflective, and contains the words “Restricted Breed Dog on Premises” in a Bold Black colour with 72 font size in Times New Roman as required by the Act.
Click the button below to go back to the VIC main Dangerous Dog page.
For more information, read the Dangerous Dog Act for VIC or contact your local council.
The Domestic Animals Regulations 2005 in Victoria requires dog owners with Restricted Breed Dogs to comply with a number of requirements. The purpose of the Act is to prevent the public and visitors in your property from being attacked by such a dog. This Restricted Dog Warning Sign is one of the many requirements that the Act requires.
This Restricted Dog Warning Sign must be installed at all entrances to the premises where a Restricted Dog is being kept to alert people entering your property that there is a restricted breed dog in the premises. Our Restricted Dog Sign for VIC complies with the Act’s requirements.
It measures 10cm x 30cm with a 3 point black border around, made of durable material with a light turquoise background colour where at least one colour is reflective, and contains the words “Restricted Breed Dog on Premises” in a Bold Black colour with 72 font size in Times New Roman as required by the Act.
Click the button below to go back to the VIC main Dangerous Dog page.
For more information, read the Dangerous Dog Act for VIC or contact your local council.