Part 2: Prevention, investigation and prosecution of crime Chapter 4: Other provisions Section 67: Seizure and disposal of dogs in connection with disqualification order
Subsection (1) provides that when making a disqualification order, if it appears to a court the person subject to the order owns or keeps a dog contrary to that order, the court may order the dog to be taken into possession
	Subsection (2) provides that a court may also order dogs to be taken into possession when owned or kept in breach of a disqualification order, following a conviction under section 66(6) .
	Subsection (3) requires an order made for a dog to be taken into possession to make provision for disposal of the dog, where the person subject to that order owns the dog.
	Subsection (4) provides that where the dog is not owned by the person subject to the disqualification order it is to be dealt with in a way ordered by the appropriate court. Subsection (5) provides that the dog cannot be destroyed or disposed of for the purposes of vivisection.
	Subsection (6) requires that, before a court makes an order for disposal of a dog under subsection (4), it must give the owner of the dog the opportunity to be heard or be satisfied it is not reasonably practicable to communicate with the owner.
	Subsection (7) provides that where the order is made against a person who is not the owner, the owner may appeal against the order to the Crown Court.