Las Vegas Dog License Information and Permits

To get a dog license in Las Vegas, you'll need to obtain a license from the City of Las Vegas. The license is required for all dogs over four months old.

The license fee is $62.50 for spayed/neutered dogs and $87.50 for intact dogs. You can also get a senior dog license for $31.25.

To apply for a license, you'll need to provide proof of rabies vaccination and a current photo of your dog. You can apply online, by mail, or in person at the City of Las Vegas' Animal Control office.

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In Las Vegas, you'll need to obtain a license for your dog if it's over four months old. The license is valid for one year and must be renewed annually.

To get a license, you'll need to provide proof of current rabies vaccination, which is required by law. This is a crucial step to ensure public safety.

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You'll also need to provide identification for yourself and your dog, such as a microchip or a collar with identification tags. This helps ensure that your dog can be returned to you if it gets lost.

The license fee for a dog in Las Vegas is currently $37.50 for a spayed or neutered dog, and $67.50 for an unspayed or unneutered dog. This fee is subject to change, so be sure to check with the City of Las Vegas for the most up-to-date information.

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In Las Vegas, you'll need to pay a fee for your dog's license, and the cost depends on whether your dog is sterile or fertile. The Sterile Dog/Cat Fee is $10, with a discounted rate of $5 for seniors.

You'll need to renew your dog's license annually, and you'll need to provide a rabies and vaccination certificate to do so. This applies to both sterile and fertile dogs.

The Fertile Dog/Cat Fee is higher, at $25, with a discounted rate of $15 for seniors. This fee also requires an annual renewal with a rabies and vaccination certificate.

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Pet Licenses are required for all dogs and cats in our area, and the fees vary depending on the type of pet and its status.

The Sterile Dog/Cat Fee is $10 for seniors and $5, and it's renewable annually with a rabies and vaccination certificate.

For fertile dogs and cats, the fee is $25 for seniors and $15, also renewable annually with a rabies and vaccination certificate.

The License Tag Cost is $7 and is added to the fee cost.

Here's a breakdown of the fees for dogs:

Potentially dangerous dogs or vicious dogs have a higher fee, with an initial application and inspection fee of $168.

The annual re-inspection fee for these dogs is $112.

If you lose your license tag, you can replace it for $7.

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Let's talk about kennel permits. If you're planning to start a commercial kennel, you'll need to obtain a license. This costs $92 per year for kennels with 1 to 10 animals, and includes one inspection.

The type of license you need depends on the number of animals you plan to keep. For example, if you have 11 to 20 animals, you'll need a commercial kennel license that costs $125 per year, still with one inspection.

If you're running late with your renewal, be aware that there's a penalty involved. For commercial kennels, this is a $65 penalty if you renew after July 31.

Private kennels are also subject to licensing fees. For a kennel with 1 to 10 animals, the annual fee is $61, which includes one inspection.

If you have more than 10 animals in your private kennel, the annual fee jumps to $125, still with one inspection. And if you're late with your renewal, you'll face a $26 penalty if you renew after July 31.

Here are the kennel permit fees at a glance: