Lei Marty Case

In the story, “The Dog That Bit People” the narrator’s mother always took up for the Airedale's, Muggs, actions. In paragraph 2, page 2, the narrator’s mother went out into the pantry to check on Muggs. Nothing had seemed to happen, but mother was frustrated that Muggs was just laying on the ground while mice had just came running up her. She had gotten mad and slapped Muggs and he “slashed” towards her. Fortunately, he didn’t bite her, but he did miss. The narrator’s mother had said he was sorry immediately. In paragraph 4, page 3, the narrator mentions that Muggs never went after someone more than once, at least at that same time. The narrator’s mother had always used that as an excuse in an argument, saying he had a temper that was quick,

App. LEXIS 955, at *10 (citing 4 Am. Jur. 2d Animals § 69 (2015)). If the owner is not aware and does not have any reason to know that his dog has any dangerous propensities, then the owner will likely not be liable for the first mischief that occurs. Hood v. Waldrum, 434 S.W.2d 94, 99 (Tenn. Ct. App. 1968). For example, in Moore v. Gaut, James Moore, the complainant had to prove that Michael Gaut, the owner of the dog involved, knew or should have known that his dog had dangerous propensities, making him liable for the dog bite injury. The evidence provided to the court never showed any record that the dog had ever engaged in behavior that could have been viewed as dangerous behavior. Moore, 2015 Tenn. App. LEXIS 955, at *5. The Court of Appeals agreed with the trial court that Gaut negated the third element for dog bite liability when he testified that “his dog never bit or attacked anyone before Plaintiff.” Id. at *13. Gaut genuinely believed his dog was “friendly, gentle, and jovial before the bite occurred.” Id. at *14. Since Gaut was unaware of any dangerous propensities, he was found not liable for the dog bite to Moore. Id. at *15.

Liliuokalani, who was the wife of Governor John O. Dominis, Bernice bestowed all the tracts of land known as the “Ahupuaa of Lamahai” located on the Island of Kauai and the “Ahuapuaa of Kealia” positioned in South Kona Island of Hawaii. H.R.H. Liliuokalani was to have and hold onto those lands for her natural life. The will also states that upon H.R.H. Liliuokalani’s death the lands will go to her appointed trustees. Ninth to her husband Charles R. Bishop she bestows all the various tracts and parcels of land located on Molokai Island. The “Molokai Ranch” and all of its live-stock and personal property thereon that was under the care of R.W. Myer Esq. All of the property that she inherited from her parents and also all of the devised to her by her aunt Akahi. The only exception was the land to H.R.H. Liliuokalani and the lands in Waikiki, Oahu that where to be made into a main road leading to Kapiolani Park. Those lands are bestowed to him for his natural life then they will go to her

The owner of the dog is responsible for their dog’s actions; a dog walker, dog sitter or family friend cannot be held responsible for the action of a dog they were just taking care of in New Jersey.

According to the ASPCA (American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty), the first humane organization, founded in 1866, in the Western Hemisphere that works to rescue animals from abuse and pass humane laws, the definition of animal cruelty is “acts of violence or neglect perpetrated against animals.” This definition is presented in a paper written by Learning To Give, an organization that teaches children to give back, take voluntary citizen action, and engage civilly and presents it through a philanthropist approach. Animal cruelty is an atrocious act that needs to be understood and not undermined. It is easy to push something to the back of our minds and put ourselves in denial when the issue is not right in front of our faces. Many of

Mother tends to blame the people Muggs bit in the story “The Dog that Bit People”. In paragraph five mother went to the Chittenden Hotel to call on a mental healer who was lecturing in Columbus on the subject of Harmonious Vibrations; Therefore, She wanted to see if the mental healer could heal Muggs. The healer gave it her best shot and suggested,”to hold a thought that Muggs did not bite and would not bite”. Next morning Muggs got the iceman Mother blamed it on the iceman she shouted,“ If you didn't think he would bite you, he wouldn't." This shows that Mother blamed the iceman saying that Muggs was innocent and would not bite. In paragraph six the author wrote one morning when Muggs bit me slightly, more or less in passing, I reached down

Senora was sincere in her actions to keep all the dogs, they were sheltered, content and alive. Under her care they would receive more desirable treatment than they would in a dog pound, or in the streets. I agree with her decision, but I wouldn't have countless dogs, without the proper resources to care for them. If you lack the resources you're only hurting the dogs, and yourself in the long run. The only element that was inhumane was the way the dogs were treated at the dog pound. It's despairing, they kill the dogs they consider "unadoptable". They are treating these animals like they are not living, breathing, mammals. Dog pounds should have programs in place where a disregarded dog can receive the treatment, and care they need. Sadly,

In the case of Marie Lopez, the absence of diagnostic dates in and of itself present challenges when generating a hypothesis. More specifically, it remains unclear if the post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) was diagnosed first followed by the diagnosis for major depressive disorder (MDD) or if in reverse order. Important to realize, of person(s) diagnosed with PTSD approximately 48 percent report current or past episodes of depression. Similarly, “people who have had PTSD at some point in their life are almost 7 times as likely as people without PTSD to also have depression (Tull, 2014, para 3). With this in mind, there are countless theories, which could explain Marie’s case; however, for the purpose of this study, we will focus on one in

I will take full responsibility for property damages caused by my animal that go beyond reasonable wear and tear.

In the Story, “ The Dog That Bit People” mother always tends to take up for Muggs because she don’t think it is his fault that he bites people. She thinks that it is everyone else's fault is Muggs bites them because she believes that they do something to get to Muggs. Also Muggs only bit strangers, he never bit family. For the first example in the story i found that she said “ He is always sorry after he bites someone” even though he didn’t act that he was, he always was, or at least most of the time. Second, she says that “He will one bite people once and then he would never bite you again, so after the first bite, don’t worry about him biting you anymore.”This statement proves that he won’t bite anyone more than once and this statement is

Georgia courts acknowledged that a detention need not consist of physical restraint, but may arise out of “words, acts, gestures, or the like, which induce a reasonable apprehension that force will be used if plaintiff does not submit; and it is sufficient if they operate upon the will of the person threatened, and result in a

On 04/26/16 at 4:36pm, I was dispatched to 1580 Bostwick Road on a dog at large, possible owner known. I arrived at the house and spoke to complainant. The complainant was able to point at the house that the dog lived at. The complainant stated the dog got loose and bit an unknown male who was not at the location. I drove to 1585 Vilardo Lane where I spoke dog owner Jotjr Duncan. Mr. Duncan stated that his dog did not get loose. I asked to see the dog, Mr. Duncan complied. Mr. Duncan was unable to show proof of dog license. Mr. Duncan was issued a violation for failure to license.

There are many different types of dog collars available for all dogs of all sizes. Not every collar is appropriate for every function and activities. Dog owners should take the responsibility to examine the different types before choosing and buying a collar for their dog.

Liability Coverage-Damaged property and physical injury fall under this coverage. It pays litigation costs in case you are sued by an individual for your negligence. Damages caused by your pets or farm animals are also covered under this policy.

In the story, “The Dog That Bit People” written by James Thurber, the narrator’s mother always tended to blame others for Muggs actions. In paragraph 2, page 2, the mother went out into the pantry to check on Muggs. While the mother was in the pantry, mice had started running up to her. Muggs just laid on the floor doing nothing about it, so the narrator’s mother smacked him. Muggs then tried to bite her, but missed; however, instead of blaming Muggs for his actions, the mother blamed herself for her actions. In this incident, the mother is blaming herself and not Muggs for his actions. In paragraph 6, page 4, Mrs. Detweiler had been helping the narrator and the narrator’s mother call for Muggs. Mrs. Detweiler made her way into the living room