Redlands, CA Animal Ordinances: Breed Restrictions (2026)

05, rewritten by Ordinance 2988 in 2026, is a behavior-based dangerous-dog system: nothing in the chapter references breed. 5 conviction, one that unprovoked kills or severely injures a person, or one that continues dangerous conduct after already being listed as potentially dangerous. 080 it is both a misdemeanor and a declared public nuisance to own, possess or have custody of a dog declared potentially dangerous or vicious except in compliance with the chapter, and an owner whose dog carries such a designation elsewhere must notify Redlands' Animal Services Supervisor within three business days of the dog entering the city.

120(B) imposes conditions at the owner's expense: licensing, vaccination, microchipping, spaying or neutering, annual registration, a minimum $100,000 liability bond or insurance policy, written notice to the post office and utility companies, a ten-hour obedience course within 60 days, secure indoor or fenced confinement, a leash no longer than six feet off-property, and posted warning signs; a muzzle may also be required. 170 lets the Supervisor or an administrative hearing officer bar the owner from possessing any dog for up to three years.