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[quote=Anonymous]OP here. I have to admit to being a bit surprised at the consensus around this issue. Like I said, in my neighborhood dogs go up to dogs all the time on the street. If the dog isn't friendly, the owner of the unfriendly dog knows this and keeps his dog away. We had an incided a few weeks after we adopted our pup where another dog in the neighborhood attacked my dog and his paw bled a bit. He could walk on it and the bleeding stopped quicky so we didn't take him to the vet. The owner of the other dog was very apologetic and offered to pay for the entire vet bill, had we taken him. I see him all the time and he has taken a real interest since then in my dog. Lots of people on my block know him, they saw him with the bandages and the cone and make an effort to come talk and see how he is doing. Like I said, had the situation been reversed, it never would have occurred to my husband and I not to pay the entire vet bill including all the bills subsequent to the initial bill. Our dog caused the injury and we are responsible for everything that flowed from that initial injury. That is our thinking and still is our thinking. Dogs approach each other on the street and greet each other by sniffing. Normal dogs continue to sniff, start to play with each other or walk away from each other. Agressive dogs attack. I find it really interesting that all of you said I was at fault when the people I know IRL said that I probably would win a lawsuit but that it might not be worth the time and energy. Honestly, I feel that if your dog causes harm, you are at fault. Obviously, I am in the minority here. My husband and I will continue to operate under those guidelines should our dog ever cause harm to anyone.[/quote]
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