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Old 06-22-2012, 09:46 PM   #10
Dilangfh

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This one of the reasons I bought a house and not a condo... I don't like being told what to do!
So you have insurance and does the insurance company know that your dog is a pitbull?
I don't know much about the new law in Maryland, but it definately seems unfair to you, I hope you look into getting a lawyer of your own...
I don't want to waste the money. It's enough just to keep up with my dogs vet bills and his expensive food (rabbit meat and potato)
The new law says any pit bull is inherently dangerous, much like a dog with a history of biting people.

Even worse it says any landlord that has a say over whether or not the dog can be on the premises can be held liable.
This potentially makes the liability extend to every condo owner in the building.

if maybe you could get a temperament test done(a lot of places in Georgia now require it before moving in for any type of dog) and I would add the dog to your insurance policy regardless
Sadly his temperament or training is irrelevant as legally he is declared "inherently dangerous" now in MD
Someone once said.. hell is the impossibility of reason
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