(A) When the Sheriff has probable cause to believe that a provision of this Dog Control Ordinance has been violated, the Sheriff shall have the right to enter onto private land without permission in order to secure evidence or cite an owner or keeper, but shall not enter into any dwelling or building without permission, authorization, or search warrant.
(B) The Sheriff shall have the right to enter upon private property for the purpose of securing possession and impounding an animal for reasons specified by these regulations, and shall not be subject, civilly or criminally, for trespass.
(County Ord. 692, passed 7-12-2001)