All potentially dangerous dogs that habitually reside in the municipality must be registered in the pet census of this City Council and, additionally, the owner must always have an administrative license for their possession, as well as all those people who walk the animal (administrative driving license).
The license for the possession and/or driving of potentially dangerous animals has a validity of 5 years, although it will lose its validity the moment the holder ceases to
fulfill any of the requirements established for its obtaining. After this time, renewal must be requested. Not having the license is considered by law as a very serious offense.
Any variation in the data contained in this license must be communicated by its holder within fifteen days of the date on which it occurs.
The theft or loss of the animal must be reported by its owner to the municipal census within a maximum period of 48 hours from the time the facts are known.
You must provide the receipt as soon as the civil liability insurance has been renewed at the appropriate frequency (monthly, semi-annually, annually, etc.) in order to verify its validity.
The license is personal, non-transferable and valid throughout Spain.
The following dogs are considered potentially dangerous:
a) Those who belong to one of the races following:
- Bullmastiff
- Doberman
- Dogue de Bordeaux
- Fila Brasileiro
- Neapolitan Mastiff
- Pit bull
- Canary dam
- Rottweiler
- Staffordshire terrier
- American Stanford
- Japanese Tosa
- Akita Inu
b) Those who by their racial characteristics and according to current regulations they can be considered potentially dangerous.
c) Regardless of breed, animals trained for attack and defense
d) Those who present a character markedly aggressive and/or have starred in episodes of aggression to people or other dogs.
The City Council may modify and/or expand the previous list in specific cases or situations and when circumstances so advise.