Domestic Animals Act 2000
28Signs on premises about dangerous dogs
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28 Signs on premises about dangerous dogs (1) The keeper of a dangerous dog must ensure that a warning sign is displayed on all gates and doors at the premises where the dog is kept so that it can be readily seen by a person about to enter the premises through any gate or door. door, to premises, means any door that a visitor to the premises would ordinarily be expected to use to enter the premises. warning sign, for premises, means— (a) a sign warning people entering the premises that a dangerous dog is on the premises; or (b) if a regulation prescribes requirements for a sign—a sign that is in accordance with the requirements.