You just bought one of those adorable Spaniel-dober-doos for $200. Your friend invites you and your dog over. And, so you take your dog over to your friend's house to visit and their dog attacks and seriously injures your dog. You take your dog to the vet and get a vet bill in excess of $10,000. Should your friend have to pay the vet bill? And, how much? $200 max? $10,000? If you didn't already know, in Ohio, dogs are classified under the law as personal property. And dama

You just bought one of those adorable Spaniel-dober-doos for $200. Your friend invites you and your dog over. And, so you take your dog over to your friend's house to visit and their dog attacks and seriously injures your dog. You take your dog to the vet and get a vet bill in excess of $10,000. Should your friend have to pay the vet bill? And, how much? $200 max? $10,000? If you didn't already know, in Ohio, dogs are classified under the law as personal property. And dama

Ohio's Dog Bite statutes basically states that if your dog causes any injury, death, or loss to person or property that you are liable. It is found in Ohio Revised Code 955.28. One exception to the liability rule states that you are not liable if an individual was teasing, tormenting, or abusing your dog on your property. "Teasing” basically means to annoy or to trouble or to worry persistently, to be troublesome, or to pester whereas "tormenting" is something more and impl

StartFragmentOhio's Dog Bite statutes basically states that if your dog causes any injury, death, or loss to person or property that you are liable. It is found in Ohio Revised Code 955.28. One exception to the liability rule states that you are not liable if an individual was teasing, tormenting, or abusing your dog on your property. "Teasing” basically means to annoy or to trouble or to worry persistently, to be troublesome, or to pester whereas "tormenting" is something