This legislation has been repealed.
(1) For the purposes of this Act, a dog is to be taken to be dangerous if—
(a) the Registrar, by instrument, declares the dog to be dangerous; or
(b) the dog is of a breed prescribed by the Regulations.
(2) The Registrar may make a declaration under paragraph (1) (a)—
(a) if the dog has caused serious injury to a person or animal by attacking that person or animal;
(b) if the dog has behaved in such a way that a person reasonably feared they were going to be attacked by that dog;
(c) if the dog has been trained as a guard dog or is kept as a guard dog for the purpose of guarding non-residential premises; or
(d) if the dog has been declared a dangerous dog under the law of a State or other Territory.