Posted by Chris(WA) on April 19, 2015 at 00:25:24 from (174.31.184.144):
In Reply to: Re: Dog bite posted by Goose on April 18, 2015 at 21:01:10:
What Goose said. I had a dog some years back. The newspaper boy would tease him mercilessly thru the door of the screened porch we kept him on in the day time. He finally had enough one day and took the upper screen out by jumping thru it after him. Caught and bite the kid at the edge of the yard. Just one bite on the back of the leg. Like a dummy I filed a claim. Next day the insurance guy came out and said either the dog goes to the humane society and you come back to us with a receipt or your insurance goes away. Sorry to say I miss that dog. Wish I could have said missed that agent but I'm not neither rich nor that good a liar. If you have a chance, keep it quiet.
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