John Holzbaur, an attorney not affiliated with the case, said the dog's owner could be held liable in Jaelah's death "if the state can prove reckless disregard in this attack."
How the fuck could you possibly prove reckless disregard on the part of the owner? It's not like the owner forced them to watch his dog at gunpoint while he was on vacation.
It wouldn't be hard depending on if they find special training or witnesses who claim the dog was violent. Then the family claims ignorance to that knowledge. Honestly, leaving stuff for 'house-sitters' is usually stupid unless they are related and have a history of dependability. Florida is truly synonymous with retard.
I can see how it would be possible but "wouldnt be hard" seems like a colossal stretch.
which would be never, because while leaving a hot dog w/ a neighbor that went crazy would only amount to nip and shit everywhere, a pit that went crazy is death by animal.It was complete idiocy to leave your pit bull with a neighbor unless you knew they could handle the dog properly...at all times.
which would be never, because while leaving a hot dog w/ a neighbor that went crazy would only amount to nip and shit everywhere, a pit that went crazy is death by animal.
Like when i had my chow, i also had 2 caged rabbits. My dog would camp these rabbits 23/7, after i took him for a walk, he'd be right there staring at the rabbits. would i trust in a room w/ one of these bunnies? hell no.
Exactly. Certain breeds are especially dangerous around kids and women. I wouldn't drop a pit bull on anyone but a single guy who was used to dogs.
Seems to me like the person behaving negligently is the person who agrees to bring a strange dog into a house with young children.
A good rule for people moderately to unskilled with dogs, don't get anything you can't pick up and throw.
"Make sure you can always throw your dogs around" -LachiusTZ, the very responsible pitbull owner that raises super nice babies that wouldn't hurt anyone, promise.
teacup Pom is where its at bros.