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My understanding is that in general a dog has one free bite before it is considered a vicious dog. The owner of the dog is held "strictly liable" (meaning he is liable even without negligence) if the victim can prove that the dog bit someone prior. This means that the dog has vicious propensities. Loud barking and aggressive does not qualify.Originally posted by brian:
I was wondering what laws there might be against dog biting. I live in New York and had a friend that was bitten by someone's dog at the park. It was on a leash but he was sitting next to the person on a bench.