'The fine was issued for not complying with a notice to improve the enclosure to ensure containment,' a spokesman said. Yahoo News Australia reached out to Fraser Coast Regional Council. Council comment on Hervey Bay dog dispute Though he claimed council found the footage 'unacceptable', suggesting he 'could've edited the footage'. 'Yes there were previous issues about my dogs getting out, I filmed them getting out, I supplied that to council with the proof that I had rectified the situation,' he said. He claimed he has since disengaged the gate from the electric motor, making it manual. 'These smart dogs realised they could push on the electric gate to trigger a safety mechanism that would open the gates,' he said in another video. The 'breach of compliance' notice comes after the man's dogs 'figured out how to open the electric gate' - leading to a $287 fine which the pet owner paid because he was 'in the wrong'. 'It's a sturdy gate, no different to anyone else’s fence on the street.' Saga started when dogs escaped 'They say I have to extend the fence by two feet,' he explained in the comments. Have they ever bitten another person? No.' 'Sending me a picture of my dogs looking through a fence while you're walking up on the grass – what do you think they're going to do? They're German shepherds!' the father said in his now viral TikTok, addressing Fraser Coast Regional Council.

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