(A) No owner shall permit an animal:
(1) To be at large, or be a nuisance as defined in § 93.03;
(2) To suffer or permit such dog to disturb the peace and quiet of the neighborhood by barking, making other loud or unusual noises, or by running through or across cultivated gardens or fields;
(3) To defecate or urinate upon any public place, or upon any premises not owned or controlled by the person owning or keeping the dog; provided, however, that shall any such defecation be completely and promptly removed by the owner or keeper of said dog, the terms of this section shall not be found applicable;
(4) To use property under such person’s ownership or control in a manner to allow defecation to accumulate so as to constitute a nuisance in fact;
(5) To go or be upon any school premises, public swimming pool or public park or playground within the Village or upon a path or sidewalk extending through or within any school premises, public park or playground within the Village, even though on a leash;
(6) To bring or cause to be brought into any shop, store, or retail place of business wherein the public is invited to do business with the management thereof, during such hours as the public is invited, or to bring or cause to be brought into any public building at any time, any dog unless said dog is under control and is brought for the purposes of conducting business or inquiry wherein the physical presence of the dog is required.
(B) The provisions of subsections (A)(5) and (6) shall not apply to blind persons lead by guide dogs.
(1997 Code, § 13.09) (Ord. 75-4, passed 6-26-1975)