Any dog which bites or attacks a human being shall be confined in quarters approved by a designated employee of the Department of Health.

2) Summary offense of harboring a dangerous dog.-- (1) A State dog warden or a local police officer may file a complaint before a magisterial district judge, ...

These statutes represent Pennsylvania's Dog Law, and contain provisions related to licensing, rabies quarantines, kennels, and the dangerous dog chapter. Не найдено: ann | Нужно включить: ann

The owner or keeper of the dog shall be guilty of the summary offense of harboring a dangerous dog if the magisterial district judge finds beyond a reasonable ...

However, the law doesn't make the owner responsible for other damages, like pain and suffering or lost income. (3 Pa. Stat. Ann. § 459-502(b)(1).) Negligent ...

“(1) The owner shall maintain and not voluntarily cancel liability. 6 3 Pa. Stat. Ann. §459-503-A (2009). 7 Id. 3. Page 5. insurance required by this section ...

Under Pennsylvania law, specifically 3 Pa. Stat. Ann. § 459-502(b)(1), Mr. Thompson is strictly liable for Sarah's medical expenses related to the bite ...

The statute of limitations in Pennsylvania for adults attacked by a dog is two (2) years. This start running the date of the injury. However, for minors, it's ...

This is often called a “one bite” rule. In Pennsylvania however, a specific statute (3 Pa. Con. Stat. Ann. section 459-502 (b)) makes the owner “strictly liable ...

Owner liable if animal was known to be dangerous, or if plaintiff proves that owner was negligent. Idaho. 25-2805 / Courts. One-Bite Rule / Negligence.