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A dog is considered as dangerous if it is out of control, if it injures someone or makes someone worried that it may injure them.
A court may also decide that a dog is dangerous if it attacks another animal, or the owner of another animal thinks they could be injured if they tried to stop the dog attacking their animal.
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