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Dangerous Wild Animals Act 1976

Regulates the keeping of certain kinds of dangerous animals and animals with the potential to be dangerous. Licensed zoos, circuses, pet shops and research laboratories apart, anyone keeping such an animal must obtain a local authority licence. Applications may be rejected for safety and other reasons.

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