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Steve Gunn

  • Posts: 850
Re: Dog Bite
« Reply #60 on: March 24, 2011, 01:48:51 pm »
They coming to get you
Splendid,make sure they bring their Doggy Insurance or your Household Insurance policy. Expensive Summer Holiday here I come.Yippee!!! ;D

Chris

Unfortunately they would lick you to death ;D its the little dogs that are worst jumping up at windows and letterboxes.

Jon Tabbener

  • Posts: 152
Re: Dog Bite
« Reply #61 on: March 24, 2011, 02:24:51 pm »
Unfortunately it's your fault for putting your fingers in the dogs house as have already been said - i think your out of order going for a payout, just because a dog outsmarted you  ;D

& people wonder why our insurance keeps going up - this country is going like the states - everyone looking for a payout, claim claim claim
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clinton

Re: Dog Bite
« Reply #62 on: March 24, 2011, 02:30:19 pm »
true what steve said its the small dogies that have a quick bite at us ;D

Jim_77

Re: Dog Bite
« Reply #63 on: March 25, 2011, 02:25:29 am »
Indeed! My springer spaniel rolls around in the fields with a HUGE french mastiff, runs rings round rottweilers, gets bowled over by labradors... all perfectly friendly dogs.  But the only injury ever done to her has been a snappy little yorkshire terrier in a completely unprovoked attack.

I'd leave a new born baby with a great dane but I wouldn't turn my back on a small dog if a child was in the room!

Steve Gunn

  • Posts: 850
Re: Dog Bite
« Reply #64 on: March 25, 2011, 06:15:25 am »
A similar case some years ago and the ruling was that, except for anyone delivering on behalf of Royal Mail where there are definite laws about obstructing the passage of the mail, the person delivering anything else is termed as 'intruding' into the property.
 

Dog signs can be a legal nightmare e.g. "Beware of the dog" is more or less admitting that the dog in question has the potential to do harm or it could be construed that way.  If you ever think about putting up a sign seek legal advice as to the wording before you do so.