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[quote=Anonymous]We have a 2.5 year old purebred English Bulldog who has become very aggressive with me in the past 6 months. We have tried everything- multiple trainers, medical work ups, Prozac, etc. He fights with our other dog nonstop and I think she is causing his anxiety which then manifests as aggression towards myself and our two kids. However, he is devoted to my husband and I *think would thrive in a home with a single, dog- experienced male with no other pets. No rescue will take him because of the bite history so  we are making a last ditch effort to find a suitable home for him. We will of course be explicitly upfront about his history. My question is- if he does find someone willing to take him on, and then ends up being bitten- would we be liable? I am fairly sure his aggression is related to our specific home dynamic but I’m not 100 percent certain. It’s possible he just has a screw loose. Can we be sued even if we have given full disclosure? Ugh this is the most heartbreaking situation- I am sick about all of it. Thanks for any advice.[/quote]

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