1. If the Animal Control Officer or the organization authorized to enforce this chapter declares that a dog is a potentially dangerous dog, the owner of the dog shall comply with the provisions of subsections 56.01(6) and (7) and subsection 56.06(1) of this chapter.
2. If the Animal Control Officer or the organization authorized to enforce this chapter declares that a dog is a dangerous dog, the owner of the dog shall comply with the provisions of subsections 56.01(6) and (7) and Section 56.06 of this chapter.
3. Following notice to the owner of the dog, if the Animal Control Officer or the organization authorized to enforce this chapter has reasonable cause to believe the dog to be a dangerous dog and may pose a threat to public safety, or if the owner has not provided proof of liability insurance, the dog will be impounded, pending disposition of an appeal or until the dog owner has fulfilled the requirements of a dangerous dog declaration. However, if after 30 days from the date of notice the owner of the dog has not completed the requirements, the dog shall be destroyed in a humane manner.
4. If after the notice of declaration a potentially dangerous dog or a dangerous dog is found improperly confined or leashed more than once, the dog will be impounded and destroyed in a humane manner.
5. If after the notice of declaration the liability insurance on a potentially dangerous dog or dangerous dog is found to be invalid more than twice, the dog will be impounded and destroyed in a humane manner.
6. The owner of the dog shall be liable for the costs of impounding and keeping the potentially dangerous dog or dangerous dog whether or not the dog is reclaimed.