It depends on the leash laws in your area and several factors. If your dog was in his/her yard and if it was fenced. If the intruding dog was a stray or a neighbors dog and should have been on a leash. If you dog was in the front or back yard and on a leash/fenced area.
Ask for the dog's corpse back and bury it in your property
Yes, if your dog was on leash or on your property and another dog came attacked your dog then the dog's owner should be responsible for all vet bills.
You could be and the answer to that depends on the leash laws in your area. Call animal control to find out.
Someones kitten in my family was killed by a dog it snapped the kittens neck:(
The other dogs owner is responsible of ALL damages. You actually have the right too shoot the dog if it disturbs you on your'e property!
Ask for the dog's corpse back and bury it in your property
it depends how many dogs live in the neighborhood and how aggressive they are.
I would hope not!
Call the police & report the incident.
It depends, Was the dog on your property? Did the dog show any aggression towards you, or your dog? And was the other dog on a leash?
Yes, if your dog was on leash or on your property and another dog came attacked your dog then the dog's owner should be responsible for all vet bills.
you can go sue them nd get money or ge the dog killed
Even If the other owner allowed the dog to go into their property your dog is your responsibility no matter how much you think you can trust it ... Hope this Helps
You have the right to call Animal Control and the police and you could probably get them arrested for that!
Not if it is your couch and your dog. If your animal damages a neighbor's property, he may have a claim against your homeowner's liability insurance, or vice versa if it is your property and another person's dog.
The owner of the leashed dog is liable. If the dog that is on its own property is attacked, the owner should pay for the "home" dog's care. The owner of the leashed dog is still responsible for its behavior.
You could be and the answer to that depends on the leash laws in your area. Call animal control to find out.