Bitten & Sued! Can You Legally Shoot an Attacking Dog?

🔫 Armed Attorneys Emily Taylor and Richard Hayes break down one of the most dangerous self-defense scenarios: shooting an attacking dog. What makes these cases legally risky? Can you be criminally charged or sued—even if you're protecting yourself or your pet?
* When is deadly force against an animal justified?
* Why dog cases are legally and emotionally difficult
* What to do immediately after an incident
* Our #1 tip for staying out of court

📍 Bonus: How to avoid getting sued AND still stop the threat.

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