Understanding Dog Breeds That Are More Likely to Bite Dogs are often fun and loving, but they can cause serious problems when they bite. Over 4.5...

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Almost 60 million United States households own a dog, so if you're a dog owner, you're in good company. However, while dog ownership is common, many new dog...

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One thing is certain: Akitas are furry bundles of joy and cuteness. Originally from Japan, this highly energetic, active, and bold dog breed is among the...

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When a dog bites, there’s usually a reason. Even the best-trained, most well-mannered pup can become aggressive. In this guide, we'll walk you through some...

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Dog Bite Liability 101 Dogs are one of humans’ most faithful companions and are one of the most popular live-in pets. The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA)...

19 May, 2020
As a landlord, I was stunned to hear the news last week of an opinion issued by the Kentucky Supreme Court, which stated that landlords could be held liable if their tenants’ dog bites someone. Now, instead of simply weighing the usual wear-and-tear costs associated with allowing dogs in rental units, landlords will need to determine whether renting to dog owners could put their very livelihood at stake. Jeffrey Greenberger, attorney for the Greater Cincinnati Northern Kentucky Apartment Association, responded to the opinion by calling it “scary.” He added he “knows of no other case where the landlord is treated as though he owns the tenant's pet.”
31 July, 2012
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Essential Insights on Dog Bite Regulations by State

I’ve always been a dog person.  I love all kinds of dogs, but I’ve always had a big soft spot for English Bulldogs.  Maybe it’s their round faces and giant tongues that get me, or maybe it’s their short, stocky little bodies covered in skin rolls.  Whatever it may be about these dogs, I love them, especially my own little guy.  And when I think of my English Bulldog, Duncan, the last adjective that comes to mind is dangerous. Yet, the CDC cites some of my favorite breeds as the most dangerous.  At the very top of the list are Pit Bulls, a distant relative of the English Bulldog.
23 May, 2012