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- Begin by completing your owner details. Fill in your customer account number, date of birth, full name, address, postcode, and contact numbers.
- Next, provide details for each dog you are registering. Include their names, breeds, ages, colors, and whether they are neutered. Ensure to input the microchip number if applicable.
- Review the prohibited areas and leash control areas outlined in the document to ensure compliance when exercising your dog.
- Finally, sign the application certifying that all information is accurate and submit it through our platform for processing.
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