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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: YAX on February 22, 2018, 10:34:08 AM
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Say someone trespasses onto your property, maybe to burglarize your home and your dog bites him. In your state, would you be liable for your dog's actions?
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Liable if you did not warn them so have a sign on your fence that read, "forget the dog, beware of owner"
Then again, even that sign posted is valuable. They steal that first.
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In some states, if you put up the "beware of dog" sign, it means you knew your dog was aggressive so if your dog bit someone, you had a better chance of being fined more money and you'd lose easier too.
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nowadays, you'll get into trouble just by looking at a stranger coming on to your property.
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In some states, if you put up the "beware of dog" sign, it means you knew your dog was aggressive so if your dog bit someone, you had a better chance of being fined more money and you'd lose easier too.
I have no dog but got 2 of the sign on my fence.
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I have no dog but got 2 of the sign on my fence.
becareful, with these nuts nowadays. a crook can sue you for false advertisement. :2funny:
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becareful, with these nuts nowadays. a crook can sue you for false advertisement. :2funny:
or claim he got bit by your dog and the sign proved you had one. ;D
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nowadays, you'll get into trouble just by looking at a stranger coming on to your property.
that isn't true at all. ya'll need to understand law more. a lot of misinformation comes from the old lady coffee spill which isn't correct. watch here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNWh6Kw3ejQ (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNWh6Kw3ejQ)
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becareful, with these nuts nowadays. a crook can sue you for false advertisement. :2funny:
My son keep wishing I will get him a bulldog or German shepherd. He got the sign for the fence and his bedroom door.
We lived on a lonely quiet street. No one really has a dog because most of our neighbors are just colleges student at UC Merced. No dog barking crazy around here.