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The concerned council may, by byelaw, define the animals which shall be deemed to be dangerous animals and the circumstances under which animals not otherwise dangerous shall be deemed to be dangerous and such byelaws, among other matters, may provide for the detention, destruction or disposal otherwise of such animals. ...
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