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Showing posts with label animal law. Show all posts
Showing posts with label animal law. Show all posts

Monday, June 11, 2012

HIGH TECH SOLUTION TO DOG POOP- Is Atlanta Georgia next?

High-tech solution to dog poop coming to Israel

Just thought I would share this.  Dog parents - beware.... the "Pooper Snoopers" may be coming to your city.    Pick up after your dogs.   Poop laws are beginning to be enacted in many jurisdictions. You could find yourself on the other end of that "criminal leash."  May not be long before such a law being enacted in Greater Atlanta, Cobb or Cherokee counties!  Biodegradable dog poop bags are cheaper than a fine.

Tuck the Law Dog

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Saturday, May 19, 2012

Diamond Dog food Recall at Meta, MO plant

Diamond pet food has had another dog food recall at a different plant this time in Meta,MO. They did another "dump and run" Friday nite 05-18-12. Samonella concern in pet food Lamb. Do not feed your dog or cat any pet foods manufactured by this company. Diamond is owned by the corp.: Schell and Kampeter. They had a major recall and FDA warning 2006-2007. Stay stay safe my friends... Tuck http://tuckthelawdog.wordpress.com

Friday, November 18, 2011

DOGS-CARS-INSURANCE-LIABILITY...and a Leash

While doing some research to, I came across a story (albeit over a year old) about a dog that allegedly had been let out for  his usual evening run.  According to the story, the dog apparently ran into the street, was struck by a motor vehicle, and died at the scene.  The dog's family  was upset that the driver's motor vehicle insurer wanted them to pay for the damage to the driver's car (the driver was not cited, as it was dark and the dog had darted out and the driver could not avoid the accident).   The dog's family believe that the insurer was being unsympathetic and callous, and without a heart.  The "comments" from reader's to this story were divided between their support for the family vs. the insurer.   One person described the insurer as being at fault for being a "big corporation" and how dare this "big corporation" come after this family in its time of grief.  Practicing "plaintiff's personal injury" I am often at odds with insurance companies.  However, I find myself siding with this insurance company.  The dog was allowed to run, at night, unleashed.  It is not unexpected that a dog (even myself) or a child will run out into the street without looking (I  tend to get distracted when I see a squirrel-and thus, on my walks find myself tied to my Mom).  Parents and pet parents have a moral, ethical and legal duty to insure the safety of their pets and children, and can and must be held accountable for damages the children or pets cause.  I feel the anguish this dog's family must have felt--but I feel a much, much greater sorrow for the dead dog lying in the street, a beautiful dog who would still be alive but for the lack of a leash.  Obey your local ordinances and keep your dog leashed.

Take care, ya'll,

Tuck the Law Dog

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Friday, August 19, 2011

Dogs and Pick-up Trucks and the Law

Dogs should never, never, ride  in an open pick-up truck bed, loose nor tethered.  That's basically the message I want ya'll to hear, and I really shouldn't have to say more.  Unfortunately, there are still thoughtless and indifferent pet owners who think it is "cool" to have their dogs ride in the bed of the truck.  It's not "cool" nor is it safe.  If the vehicle has to suddenly stop, a loose dog will go flying out of the bed, and a tethered dog  could hang himself or be severely choked while flying out of the bed.  Or, a dog could see something that attracts his attention  and the dog decides to jump out of a moving vehicle to go chase it.  I was behind such a vehicle last night on the way home from work.  Two dogs were running loose in the bed of the truck, this truck traveling down the highway at over 45 miles an hour.  I exited the highway pray that these two beautiful dogs made it "home" safe--I must question the type of treatment they receive at "home" from such an indifferent, thoughtless, and yes, ignorant person.  While the enactment of an ordinance or law could help diminish this type of behavior, I like think that we could do with a few less laws, and a lot less ignorant, thoughtless people.  Stay safe, my four-legged friends.

Take care, ya'll,

Tuck the Law Dog