The owner of the leashed dog is liable. If the dog that is on its own property is attacked, the owner should pay for the "home" dog's care. The owner of the leashed dog is still responsible for its behavior.
If your dog attacks another dog, you may be liable to pay for the veterinary bills and any other expenses related to the injury caused by your dog. You may also be responsible for any legal fees or potential fines depending on the laws in your area.
some dogs will bark at cats but most also attack
No it is always the owners responsibility, if they fail to control their animal they are held liable.
If your dog attacks cattle, you are responsible for any damages caused and may be held liable for the loss of livestock. It is important to ensure your dog is properly trained and supervised to prevent such incidents from occurring. Contact the cattle owner immediately to assess the situation and offer appropriate compensation for the damages.
You garden will probably get messes up. If it was on your property, then the cat could be said to have been trespassing, and therefore any injuries it received would not be your fault. If the dog attacked the cat anywhere beyond the boundaries of your property, you could be held liable for keeping an "aggressive" dog, and have to pay damages or perhaps have your dog restrained or put down.
well would you punish a cat for harming a mouse. you can punsih animals jusy show to them that your angry or mad if they understand
You are fully liable for all injury and damage. Do not ever let your dog attack another dog or person, because your inability to control or train or socialize your dog will result in your dog's being put down, and if that happens to your dog it's not your dog's fault: it's yours.
a an animal shelter, if a cat is violent and/or often attacks, they will be put in quarantine just like a dog.
If a dog attacks a cat, the housing association wouldn't be involved anyway to my knowledge. if you are allowed dogs in your home that would be ok, but if not you may be lookin elsewhere to live if your dog isn't suppose to be there. Dog catches cat: well everyone know the outcome to that one, well if the cat gets caught its dead. it nature...it like if a cat catches a bird.etc... we all need to look at a dog perspective here and not a human one, animals are territorial, and will protect their personal space. You are either the prey and the predator... i do not think there is any laws against this really, if a dog attacks a human , there are laws then i see many urban foxes around where i live and they have attacked cats during the night with no remains. hope this has helped xx
If it was in your yard, then you should be ok....but if you were in a public place, they could hold you liable.
That law varies county to county and city to city. You should call your local Animal Control department and ask them.