Port Clements council is working on a way to deal with dangerous dogs in the community, after two incidents of a loose dog killing another animal.At the Monday meeting (March 21), council members agreed that the village office should work with the RCMP to come up with a dangerous animal bylaw.The bylaw will give RCMP and the village the authority to take action against dangerous dogs, defined as any dog that has killed or seriously injured a person, that has killed or seriously injured a domestic animal on property not owned by the dog owner, or that an animal control office believes is likely to kill or seriously injure a person.Administrator Heather Nelson-Smith said the latest incident occurred earlier this month. A small dog was killed by a larger dog that was running around loose. A few months earlier, a pet cat was killed by a loose dog.