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What is 'owning a dog dangerously out of control'?
This charge, mentioned in the Wakefield case, relates to the Dangerous Dogs Act. It means a dog has caused injury while not under proper control, creating a risk to the public. The law aims to prevent serious dog attacks and hold owners accountable for their pets' behaviour.
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