Moving to landlord/tenant, where this belongs. If you violate the terms of the lease, you can be evicted.

I believe you are correct, but this is a landlord/tenant issue - moving accordingly.

This has nothing to do with contracts or agreements - moving to real estate, so you get better answers.

Contact the AG's consumer protection division. This is exactly the sort of thing it deals with.

You might want to discuss this with the AG's consumer protection division.

Your post is not clear. Where was your dog's foot when the pitbull grabbed it? If the foot was on the PB's side of the fence, you have no case.

If it is on your property and under your direct control, there seems little basis for AC to intervene.

I suspect that the road is subject to an easement for use by the other property owners. As such, they would not be trespassers.

The only valid part of the landlord's demand is for a letter from an actual treating physician; not an online certification mill.

Another Banfield horror story - we see almost as many as Petland. As you are considering suing, I am moving this to lawsuits and disputes....