Carr v. Young
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Evans, Judge.
This is a dog-bite, personal injury case involving a minor, age 6, bitten by an “Alaskan Malemute” or “Huskie” in the backyard of the defendant where the dog was confined to an area of seven feet by a chain. The answer of the defendant admits and pleads “that because of the dog’s large size and being an Alaskan Huskie defendant had previously . . . requested the children to stay off of the defendant’s premises and away from defendant’s dog.” The admitted large size of the dog (3 feet high — ninety pounds), the fact that this breed of dog is one traced back to the wolf and “with…
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