Best Family Law Attorneys in Fergus, ON

If you have attended a dog park, you have most likely witnessed a dog parent without control over their fur baby. You might have even seen a dog bite or two. You leave feeling that you have no recourse because you willing brought your fur baby to the dog park. But did you know that dog owners are strictly liable for their dog's actions in Ontario? The Dog Owner's Liability Act makes a dog owner potentially liable for damages caused by an attack or bite. This means the dog owner can be on the hook for damages caused by the dog bite, such as medical costs, pain, and suffering. Do you know of someone who had their dog injured by another dog at the dog park, or are you that person? Have you tried to recoup your out-of-cost expenses but have yet to be successful? Contact my office - D&JP Pietrangelo Law, and we can discuss your options on how you could recoup your costs. Some general rules that apply to most dog parks are: Dogs must be vaccinated, licensed, and healthy. Dogs must be leashed when entering and exiting the park and under the control of their owners at all times. Dogs must not be aggressive, chase, or bother other people or dogs. Owners must pick up and dispose of their dog's waste. Owners must not leave their dogs unattended or allow them to make excessive noise. AND MOST IMPORTANT! Owners are responsible for any damage or injury caused by their dogs.