What happens when a protection dog bites someone?

You may be sued if your dog bites a person or attacks another animal. The person who's been harmed — or the person whose animals have been harmed — may file a civil lawsuit against you, seeking monetary redress. See our page on Stages of a Civil Trial for more information about what is likely to ensue, in that case.



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An ideal guard dog will not react to strangers with fear. Training a nervous dog to protect their family when they feel threatened is like loading a gun and firing it often and randomly. Great guard dogs are confident and only attack in dangerous, unique situations.

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Level 3 protection dogs are also trained in room searches, perimeter. Executive protection dogs are for those seeking the highest level of training and protection to keep themselves, their family/loved ones, their property, or business safe.

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Answer: It highly depends on the individual case. Compared with the untrained dogs, trained dogs tend to protect their owners if attacked. But it doesn't necessarily meant that a normal family pet dog would do nothing when a break-in happens. Some of family dogs would also try their best to defend their owners.

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