Dog License City of Los Angeles

by admin on July 7, 2011

Animal control have been vigilantly patrolling Runyon Canyon - ticketing people who’s dogs are not registered. The fine for not having a dog licensed is $228. In addition they hold your dog hostage and make you go to your vehicle to get proof of ID.  Ball and Bone advises all clients to have their dogs registered before they join the pack on the K9 Canyon hike.

To register your dog fill in a Dog License Application The cost is $20 you will need to provide a current rabies certificate and proof of neutering/spaying. You can take the form to one of  six centers and they will issue you the license on the spot and give you a tag which you put on your dogs collar. [click to continue…]

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