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dehorning of cattle, the docking of horses, sheep or swine, and the castration or neutering of livestock, according to accepted prac- t~ces of veterinary medicine or animal husbandry. Nearin~s official. A person appointed by the city manager to hear and determine mmatters as provided in sections 4.330 to 4.490. Industrial zone. Property zoned as "industrial" by Chapter 9 of this Code. Leash. Any humane device constructed of rope, leather strap, chain or other sturdy material not exceeding eight feet in len th, bein held in the h ~ g g and of a person capable of controlling the an~- ma1 to which it is attached. Livestock. Includes but is not limited to any cattle, shee , horse oat swine fa ~ ~ .p g wl, and any furbear~ng an~ma1 bred and ma~n- tained commercially or otherwise within pens, cages and hutches, Mu A device constructed of strong, raft material or metal that complies with specifications to be adopted by the direc- tor. The muzzle must be made in a manner that wi11 not cause in- jury to the dog or interfere with its vision or respiration, but must prevent it from biting any person or animal. Neutered. The removal of the ovaries and uterus, ovarian hysterectomy, in female dogs. The removal of the male onads in male do s, An oche ~ ~ .g g y r method of neutering a dog which ~s cert~f~ed and performed by a licensed veterinarian. Noncommercial do kennel. An establishment or premises where three or more lags, over six months of age, are ke t or maintained. p No more than two of the dogs sha11 be used for breedin . The term does not include g any animal hospital. Pet or domestic animal. Any animal that is owned or assessed b a arson other th p y p an livestock, Ph s i cal i n jur . I~npai anent of physical condition or substan- tial pain. Police service do . A dog used in police work under the con- trol of a peace officer as defined in ORS I6I.OI5, whether ar not the dog ~s being so used at the time in question. Unless s ecifi- call referred to th ~ ~ p Y ere~n, neither a police service dog ar its handler are subject to any of the restrictions or re ulations con- tained in section g s 4.330 to 4.495 of this chapter. Possess. To have physical possession or otherwise to exercise dominion or control over property. Potentiall don Brous do , A dog that has been found to en- gage in behavior specified in section 4.435. Private ractice of veterinarian medicine. The private rac- tice of veterinarian mad' ~ .p ~c~ne has its ordinary meaning, and includes private animal hospitals or clinics under the supervision or control of a veterinarian. The phrase also includes the a ants and em to es of a rivate g p y p animal hospital and clinic when acting in the name of or on behalf of such hospital or clinic. Put to death. The taking of an act or series of actions for the purpose of intentionally causing death. Secure enclosure. A structure in which an animal is confined such that the animal does not have access to humans ar other ani- mals. The structure will not be less than eight feet lon ,four feet wide and five g feet tall. If the floor is not concrete, the Ordinance - 3