Hampton requires all dogs to be on a leash or under direct control of the owner when off the owner's property. Dogs running at large may be impounded by Animal Control.
Hampton's animal control ordinance requires dogs to be leashed or under the immediate control of the owner when off the owner's premises. Dogs must be restrained by a leash no longer than 6 feet in public areas. Dogs running at large are subject to impoundment by Hampton Animal Control. Owners must have a current rabies vaccination and city license for their dogs. Dangerous dogs have additional containment requirements under Virginia law.
Dogs at large result in fines starting at $50 and impoundment fees. Owners of dangerous dogs face stricter penalties under Virginia's Dangerous Dog Registry.
Hampton, VA
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Hampton, VA
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