Can cps legally make me get rid of my dog?
You may wish to retain counsel to challenge CPS on this. Be sure you have all the records from the one biting incident.
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You may wish to retain counsel to challenge CPS on this. Be sure you have all the records from the one biting incident.
IF actually sued, retain counsel. Make sure you keep all records regarding the acquisition, and all costs you have incurred caring for the dog...
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The easy and obvious answer is to call your ACO and ask.
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1. Find witnesses and get statements, particularly regarding the AC officer's statements; and 2. Retain counsel. Use Avvo and/or your county bar...
You already asked this question. ONCE is sufficient.
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It is the accuser's obligation to prove he was bitten by your dog. Witnesses and matching the bite mark to the dog's jaw are the two obvious ways.