§ 91.11  RESTRAINT OF GUARD DOGS.
   (A)   Every owner of a guard or attack dog shall keep the dog confined in a confinement structure. A CONFINEMENT STRUCTURE means a securely locked pen, kennel, structure or fence capable of containing a guard or attack dog and shall be designed, constructed and maintained to prevent the animal's escape and prevent the entry of young children. The pen, kennel, structure or fence must have secure sides, and any gaps or spaces present in the structure must not allow the dog to escape or place its head through the gap or space. All structures used to confine a guard or attack dog must be securely locked when such an animal is within the structure. Any fence used to contain a guard or attack dog must have a minimum height of six feet. All structures erected to house a guard or attack dog must comply with all zoning and budding regulations of the Village of Calumet Park. All structures must be adequately lighted, ventilated and kept in a clean and sanitary condition.
   (B)   The provisions of this section shall not apply to dogs owned or controlled by government law enforcement agencies.
(Ord. 02-792, passed - -2002)