Chip Bridges Webboard User Reg: 03-29-2009
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I've avoided putting "beware of dogs" sign on my property because of horror stories I've heard regarding insurance companies raising/canceling rates.
Off topic, sorry....what horror stories & liablility factors?
This worst story I've heard is this: I have a friend in my town with a shelter rescue, probable rottie mix. He put signs up along the fence, and when he had the insurance company over for a claim inspection, his entire policy was canceled because of his "dangerous dog!" FWIW, this dog is a bit dog aggressive, but any human with a friendly voice could walk right in. And probably with their dog if they had a ball!
From less confirmed sources (customers), I've heard at least a dozen similar stories. Usually the rates rise, but sometimes the policy is voided completely by having a dangerous dog. Especially if it's on their breed list.
I'm watching a TIVOed soccer game now, and made it through the day without hearing who won!
Tammy Moore Webboard User Reg: 01-14-2010
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It would be wise for all to review their Homeowner’s Insurance, disclosures, umbrella’s, as some insurance companies are quietly revising to state “They do not cover Dog Bites”, or “ ANY injuries pertaining to dogs,” This happened with mine!
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Re: Whadda' ya' watchin'??
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