Aggressive dog breed

[BlockO]

chumps, the Ohio pit bull legislation is already a done deal. went into effect two days ago.

I read a stat where dog bites account for one third of HO liability claims. Surprised that companies aren't more strict about it. Many only exclude dog bites AFTER the dog has already bitten someone.

 

[Guest]

RBA - Now say 'thank you for using the search feature'.

LOL, Thank You, BUT, do you not think rules from the companies havent changed in these 5 years?

 

[Biggdogg]

Not sure if this is still the case, but SF use to allow any breed as long as the individual dog had no history of problems.

 

[NCAgent]

LOL, Thank You, BUT, do you not think rules from the companies havent changed in these 5 years?

Ugh, RBA your double-negatives are KIIIIILLLLIIIING me! But that's it though, everything else is cool

Let's abbreviate?

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chumps, the Ohio pit bull legislation is already a done deal. went into effect two days ago.

I read a stat where dog bites account for one third of HO liability claims. Surprised that companies aren't more strict about it. Many only exclude dog bites AFTER the dog has already bitten someone.

A lot of companies don't care about things at first. They will often non-renew for the loss or non-renew if the client isn't doing anything to fix the problem.

My safeco underwriter, for example, said that if there was a trampoline claim then they would non-renew if they inspected the property and still see the trampoline with no net, or still broken, or things like that. Dogs might be the same way.

Maybe your better bet is finding a company that doesn't include certain dogs. Safeco doesn't include German Shepards in NC, for example, while Kemper does.

 

[yvonne]

Yes. What state? What kind of dog?

portland oregon thanks for your time
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portland oregon thanks for the help to all

 

[CHUMPS FROM OXFORD]

I can't believe Ohio would pass a law like that.

chumps, the Ohio pit bull legislation is already a done deal. went into effect two days ago.

I read a stat where dog bites account for one third of HO liability claims. Surprised that companies aren't more strict about it. Many only exclude dog bites AFTER the dog has already bitten someone.

 

[BlockO]

me neither. but they did.

Pit bulls no longer deemed vicious by Ohio law that takes effect Tuesday (poll) | cleveland.com

 

[bobson]

me neither. but they did.

Pit bulls no longer deemed vicious by Ohio law that takes effect Tuesday (poll) | cleveland.com

I always laugh at the argument it isn't the breed that is dangerous but the bad owner that causes the problem. Well I'm sure there are just as many crappy pug owners as there are pit bull owners. I just don't recall a pug killing anyone.

 

[ctg]

USAToday article a few days ago...
Dog bites drive up insurance payouts; premiums could be next – USATODAY.com

 

[yvonne]

LOL...if your any insurance expert with your own blog take a few minutes and research it via P&C companies.

Or ask specific ?'s that someone may be able to answer.

ok i live in portland oregon and i have a pit thats two yrs old..