Western Australia Dangerous Dog Sign 

Every owner who owns a declared dangerous dog, or menacing dog, or restricted dog has to comply with the requirements of the Western Australian Dog Act 1976 and Dog Regulation 2013  - one of these requirements is to secure and display Dangerous Dog Signs on doorways and gateways of the property to alert people that a dangerous dog resides in the area. 

If this requirement is not complied, the dangerous dog owner will face hefty fines and even imprisonment. 

Features of WA Dangerous Dog Sign 

• Built with a durable and high-quality material to comply with the Regulation

• Be in a white rectangle measuring 200 mm by 300 mm; and, complying with the Regulation. 

• Contain the word “WARNING” in white capital letters 30 mm high on a red rectangular panel measuring 190 mm by 45 mm near the top of the rectangle referred to in paragraph (a); complying with the Regulation.

• Contain below the panel referred to in paragraph (c) a red circle 160 mm in diameter containing a picture of the blackhead and neck of a dog 100 mm high wearing a collar mentioned in regulation 29(2) (whether in colour or black and white); and

• Contain below the circle referred to in paragraph (d) the words “DANGEROUS DOG” in capital letters 20 mm high. 

• Includes mounting holes for installation.