To her! Which I did not! He is a family dog that is very sweet and expensive! What can I do? Please help me get my dog back
My lease agreement states that I can have 1 pet. The dog has shown aggression towards children and small animals, as well as bitten a child, which is not legally reported. The owner says that she is not responsible for anything because she told me that her dog has aggression issues. The landlord... View More 
answered on Dec 21, 2016
Did the dog turn the handle on the door? Did the cat let him in? Did you and your roomate have an agreement about how the dog would be restricted when owner was away.
Sounds like you put all responsibllity on her. If you let the door be opened, unlocked, dogs will be dogs, cats will be... View More
I also made a post on a lost pet Facebook page with his pictures and description that shows the date I lost him and made the post. That with witnesses that know it is my dog will that be enough to prove my ownership so I can get my dog back?
answered on Oct 27, 2016
That is pretty compelling evidence. Contact the police to file a report.
He has only paid 100 for her first shots. I supply food and other get needs
answered on Oct 27, 2016
Dogs are considered property. If he comes back to retrieve the dog, you will probably have to give him/her up. I suggest you document all of your expenses. If you are emotionally attached to the dog, consider consulting a lawyer about filing a small claim against your cousin.
What are the laws in Indiana for dog bites? Isn't it the state law that you have to report every bite? I was told that a dog has to be quarantined for 10 days after he bites and it has to be reported. Is that correct? Are there some dog bite laws and where might I find them? Thank you.
answered on Oct 4, 2016
If you were bitten consult an attorney who is a member of the Indiana Trial Lawyers Assn--they give free consultations.If you were the dog owner, report it to your homeowners. Let them handle it .
My neighbor has had the property line marked after her dog was unleashed and came into my yard. Now she has told me that my dog has to be 15 feet away from the property line. This keeps my dog from being able to use most of our yard. I cannot find an answer to my question anywhere.
answered on Oct 1, 2016
Your dog can be anywhere on your property. Now, if your dog's presence somehow entices the neighbor's dog onto your property, it would be prudent to keep your dog a safe distance away.
left on their door - to have their homeowner's contact me. I believe they are ignorant of the fact that they are probably liable. (my dog weighs 7 lbs, is quiet and sweet, and they have four dogs (a mastiff and two large boxers among them) left unattended many hours every day - which have... View More
answered on Sep 24, 2016
As much as you may hate to resort to a lawyer in a neighbor dispute, you may have no alternative. Consult an attorney who handles civil cases in your local community. Make clear your desire to handle matters in an amicable way. As a dog "owner" myself, I feel your pain. An attorney can be... View More
Parents was afraid dog would bit but let the child stay where dog was and dog did bite.
answered on Jul 20, 2016
Depends on circumstances. If it's a public area, dog would have to be on a leash. Owner lets dog not be in owners total control, usually on owner.
Little girl we babysit was bit by my dog in the face. Parents say that if we put dog down they will not want anything other then that. Girl is 5 and tried to pull dog away from food that she had been giving him. What do i do
answered on Jul 18, 2016
This isn't so much a legal question but I would advise if they give you a full release then it would not be inappropriate to put the dog down as the dog has had "one bite" and thereafter the law would expect you to take significant precautions. But they are certainly free to ask... View More
RANDOLPH county Indiana. We live in the country, not within city limits. Our dog was half on the road and half on our property. A lady was speeding down our road and drug the dog over 100 feet, did not stop. Went down the road about 1/2 or so and made a police report once she noticed her car was... View More
answered on Jun 30, 2016
Report it to your homeowners. Let them deny her. You may have a claim for the dog though in most states the value is minimal.
My sons girlfriend recently moved out of her parents house, she's 19... Without having to go to court, what can she do to get her dog back from her parents who are refusing to give the dog to her? She has a few vet bills and some prize ribbons she's won. Please help??
answered on Nov 13, 2015
What you are asking is whether she can sue, and we do not have enough facts from you to answer that. The parents will probably say that they own the dog, right? Of course she can go pay an attorney a ton of money to sue, or she might try it herself, but will need to know what the court costs are... View More
My dogs are on leads and the neighbors have three dogs that come on my property and harass my dogs animal control says there not going to do anything about because I live in csl in north vernon the sheriff's department says there's nothing they can do unless they are being violent when... View More
answered on Oct 27, 2015
You can probably call animal control and report the incident.
she has been doing it for 4 months now, can anything legally be done to stop her?
answered on Oct 9, 2015
Yes, but wouldn't it be easier to simply keep your dog away from your neighbor?
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answered on Mar 29, 2011
Please rephrase. I do not understand your question. Thank you
I am trying to get the Indiana DNR precedents prior to addressing the juvenile court.
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answered on Mar 10, 2011
You do not have a remedy in juvenile court. You may have a remedy in small claims for the fair market value of your dog.
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