Protection dogs for sale in Salt Lake City, Utah
Salt Lake City sets leash, park, watershed and dangerous animal rules in city code, on top of the state statute.
Buying in the Salt Lake City area
A protection dog in Salt Lake City lives under city or county rules as well as state law.
Dogs placed with Salt Lake City families and businesses usually start around $100,000 when fully trained (see ProtectionDogs.com). Cheaper dogs exist, but they are a different level of training.
Salt Lake City rules
The Salt Lake City code 15.08.070 (park rules for dogs) requires a six-foot leash in parks outside off-leash areas, and the Salt Lake City code 17.04.170 (watershed areas) bars dogs from named canyon watersheds. The Salt Lake City code 8.05.020 (dangerous animals) sets an annual permit and confinement terms for animals classified as dangerous, and the dogbitelaw.com summary of Utah dog bite law describes the Utah statute that applies statewide.
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