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Date Posted: 10:40:50 10/19/06 Thu
Author: Humans murder,rape,molest,they serve a sentence.
Subject: That's not a solution.Because a dog bites does not mean it is vicious.All animals bite.That's nature.Unless an animal is actually vicious and does damage it should not be put down.
In reply to: sci guy 's message, "I didn't say it was the law...." on 10:34:31 10/19/06 Thu

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>There's a huge difference.
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>>>Any dog that bites is assessed for visciousness. If
>>>it's deemed to be a danger, it's put down at the
>>>owner's expense, and the owner is completely liable
>>>for all costs to the bite victim. If the dog is
>>>deemed to have bitten in self defense, it's returned
>>>to the owner, with the provision that if it bites
>>>again, it's put down, again, at the owner's expense.

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