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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Not the PP you're responding to but growing up on a farm, we shot unfamiliar dogs that came onto our property. All the farmers did since the unknown dogs can be a significant threat to livestock. [b] I don't know why this case would be any different[/b]. If the neighbors' dog are barking at you and your kids, digging holes under the fence to get at you, it would be reasonable to protect your family. I don't know about the poison but I think it would be pretty hard to prove that you poisoned a dog deliberately. [b]Also the law regarding tresspassers and homeowner liability generally do not apply if there was restricted access to the property - like a locked gate. If the dog is digging under the fence, there is not implied permission to enter the premises[/b]. [/quote] You're throwing around legal terms but you're not using them correctly. Wrong--just because you have a locked gate doesn't mean that you can poison or kill. Just not the case. As to you growing up on a farm and shooting unknown dogs on sight, this isn't in the 1970s and it isn't a farm. Animal law has really evolved. If you kill someone's pet in a situation short of truly trying to save yourself (say, during an attack), you may be on the hook. Not millions but tens of thousands, not to mention legal fees. [/quote] What "legal terms" are being thrown around incorrectly? I noticed you're not citing anything. Are you even a lawyer or just some animal nut? If I have rat poison out in my backyard, it's not my fault if the neighbor's dog comes into yard from a hole it dug under my fence and gets into the poison. Sure, I "may" get sued but a meteor "may" fall on me tomorrow and that would be the end of me.[/quote]
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