That any male or female dog that accessed the vineyards when there were grapes in them shall get as a pain 1 real and a half during the day and 3 reales at night; that any male or female dog that was seized in the vineyards without a bell could be killed by the guard or the owner of the field; and that, regarding the dogs that could not be caught, running away, but having taken shelter in a known hut, the owner of the hut […] shall pay the fine plus the damage caused in the field […], and that the person who had caught [the dog] shall be believed, having sweared on oath but without any other proof, even if the owners [of the hut?] denied it repeteadly.