(A) In determining whether or not an animal is vicious, the animal control officer shall be guided by the following:
1. Whether or not the animal has bitten or attempted to bite any person or persons;
2. Extraneous circumstances surrounding the occasion indicating the temper or potential ferocity of the subject animal; or
3. Its general menace to the public or to specific individuals.
4. The potential for the animal to attack or menace again.
5. The record or history of compliance with animal regulations by the animal's owner.
6. The propensity of the breed of animal, according to documented authority, to display aggressive or vicious characteristics.
(B) These provisions shall apply to dogs even though the dog in question has been vaccinated and licensed as required by this chapter. (Ord. 512-2012, 5-17-2012)