Reply #14: I sorta agreed with your subject line at first... [View All]

[kay1864]

based on just the OP, that is.

Then I read this in the article:

For (the case) to be successful, he said, Ely would have to somehow prove Fester (the dog) had established a pattern of running out into the street and the Munthes should have known to prevent it.

“Somehow, they would have to have had some sort of indication the dog would act in the way it acted that particular night,” Norha said. “Since dogs can’t communicate, it would have to be based on past behavior. I don’t know how they’re going to prove that.”

So dude, sorry about the damage to your car, but in this case it's no different than a fox or something running out in front of you.

I do feel for the owners. Poor dog.