Aggressive Animals Clause Samples

The Aggressive Animals clause defines the rules and restrictions regarding the presence of animals with aggressive tendencies on a property. Typically, this clause prohibits tenants or occupants from keeping animals that have a history of aggression, such as certain dog breeds or animals with documented incidents of biting or attacking. By setting these boundaries, the clause helps protect the safety of other residents, visitors, and property staff, and reduces the risk of liability for the property owner or manager.
Aggressive Animals. 3.1 The pet service provider will not accept aggressive animals. 3.2 The client agrees to be responsible for all costs (including but not limited to medical care, legal fees, etc) if the client’s pet(s) should bite another animal. 3.3 Client agrees that on booking services for their dog(s) that they have represented that the dog(s) to have not shown aggression or caused harm, or threatening behaviour to any individual and/or any pet(s), and the client agrees to contact the provider as soon as possible if any of these behavioural changes presents itself or if it has the potential to cause harm to any individual or pet(s). 3.4 We will not walk unruly or untrained dogs. 3.5 If the client’s dog(s) whilst being walked shows aggressive tendencies towards the pet service provider or their family, or should its behaviour become unacceptable or a nuisance beyond reasonable acceptance, the client agrees that the service is terminated with immediate effect and the pet is to be returned to the location where it was collected.
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Aggressive Animals. For the safety of staff and other pets, no aggressive dog will be allowed to board at Critter Cottage. Critter Cottage reserves the right to refuse boarding and daycare services to any dog that is deemed
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Aggressive Animals. Pappy’s goal is to create a positive experience for every pet and owner. I understand that for safety reasons, Pappy’s cannot provide services to me/my pet if my pet is aggressive. I understand that my pet may be separated from other animals and/or asked not to return if it exhibits aggressive or other unacceptable behavior in Pappy’s sole discretion. Pappy’s appreciates your cooperation and understanding.
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Aggressive Animals. If owner misrepresents an animal’s history of aggression, now or in the future, owner places Cuddles at substantial risk of injury and may be held liable.
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