Commercial Day Boarding - Style Conditions

Commercial Day Boarding Conditions (Dogs)

  1. Unless otherwise stated, these conditions shall apply to all buildings and areas to which dogs have access and/or which are used in association with the commercial day boarding of dogs.
  2. The licence holder must not change, cause or permit any material change to the premises or licensed activity without the prior consent of the Local Authority.
  3. Normally planning permission will not be required for the day boarding of animals on the scale proposed, however should complaints be received because of particular noise or odour problems, then the Council reserves the right to consider whether there has been a change of use which requires a planning application to be submitted.
  4. Adequate insurance indemnity should be arranged by the operator of the premises. This should be maintained at a sufficient level to cover the maximum number of dogs boarded. Adequate Employers Liability and Public Liability Insurance shall be provided. Certificates of insurance shall be displayed in a prominent position.
  5. No dog registered under the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991 must be accepted for day boarding.
  6. Dog hybrids registered under the Dangerous Wild Animal Act 1976 (e.g. Wolf Hybrids) and dogs subject to Dog Control Notices served under the Control of Dogs (Scotland) Act 2010 are not to be accepted for day boarding.
  7. No animals, other than dogs, are to be boarded at the facility.
  8. Dogs are not permitted to be boarded overnight.

 

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