Nevada Code § 426.810

Allowing dog or other animal to injure or kill service animal or service animal in training unlawful; allowing dog or other animal to endanger or injure person accompanied by service animal or service animal in training unlawful; penalties
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1. It is unlawful for a person to allow a
dog or other animal that the person owns, harbors or controls to cause injury
to or the death of any service animal or service animal in training, or to
endanger or cause injury to a person who has a disability and is accompanied by
a service animal or a person who trains service animals and is accompanied by a
service animal in training.
2. Any person, including, without
limitation, any firm, association or corporation, who violates the provisions
of subsection 1:
(a) Is guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be
punished by a fine of not more than $500; and
(b) In addition to any criminal penalty that may
be imposed, is civilly liable to the person against whom the violation was
committed as provided in NRS 426.820 .
3. In addition to any other penalty, the
court shall order a person convicted of a violation of subsection 1 to pay
restitution to the person who has the disability or the person who has custody
or ownership of the service animal or service animal in training for any
veterinary bills, and for the replacement cost of the service animal or service
animal in training if it was killed or disabled or has become mentally or
physically unable to perform its duties. The restitution must cover all costs
for aides, assistance, transportation and other hardships incurred during the
absence, and until the replacement, of the service animal or service animal in
training.

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