McCarthy v. Daunis

The trial court found that in the spring of 1931 the defendant Paul Daunis purchased a large German police dog, and that until February 7th, 1932, both he and the other defendant, his wife, fed, cared for and had the dog under their control and harbored him. On that date the dog, which was confined on the defendants’ lot by a wire fence so constructed as to leave meshes about six inches square, put his head through one of these apertures, seized a small dog which was' just outside the fence and pulled him against it so that the. collar of the small dog caught in the fence, leaving him hanging…