The stray dog I often feed has bitten someone else s chicken to death, and the other party wants me

You should lose money, because you feed this dog often, and the stray dog will stay around, otherwise it would have wandered somewhere else. You can buy a chicken that has been bitten to death by a dog, and then stew the chicken for a stray dog to eat, and then don't feed the dog again, the dog will go somewhere else to find food, and will not follow you anymore. If you really love dogs, you should adopt the dog and keep it on a leash when walking the dog.

Of course, you have to lose money, because the other party thinks that the dog is your own, after all, you often feed stray dogs. If you don't feed it, the other party won't look for you, and it is impossible to show this thing to you. Although there is no relevant legal regulation to be responsible for feeding stray dogs, it is unjustifiable at the moral level.

This stray dog lives in this area because of you, otherwise you risk being evicted or starved to death or frozen to death. If you let the stray dog survive, you will be responsible for the dog's future behavior or life. If you really want to be irresponsible, you can rely on it to the end, but you can't feed it anymore after that.

The owner of a chicken that is bitten to death by a stray dog will also have a grudge against the dog, and it is possible to hit the dog and then drive the dog away.

Stray dogs are not allowed to be fed, otherwise the dog's vigilance will be lowered, and if they are closer to humans, they may be hunted and eaten by some ill-intentioned people. It can't be said to be cruel, this is the case, the stray dog was abandoned by the original owner, and it boils down to humans doing evil in it. If you want to get a dog, you can adopt a stray dog, and then be kind to the dog and don't abandon the dog again.

Stray dogs are actually relatively **, and when they are particularly hungry, they may steal chickens from farmers to eat. And stray dogs are especially fond of bullying stray cats.

Bite the cat to death.

It can't be said that you can't feed, feeding is everyone's autonomous behavior, and others have no way to restrain it. But your tastes may make stray dogs even worse, which is very incorrect.

At this time, you should maintain a relatively calm attitude, communicate properly with the other party, and explain your true situation, because such a stray dog is not raised by you, so it is not liable for compensation.

What does this have to do with you, it's not your own dog, it has nothing to do with you, don't pay attention to this kind of person, it's clear that you're slandering people here.

You can let the other party call the police to deal with it, show the other party that it is not your dog, and wait for ** to deal with it and solve it.

Summary. Hello, I'm glad to answer for you! According to the Animal Epidemic Prevention Law of the People's Republic of China, dog keepers should take necessary measures to properly prevent them from biting others or other animals.

If someone else's dog enters your hensty without permission and causes damage to your property, you can take the necessary precautions, including killing the dog, but be careful not to overdo it. Therefore, the other party's claim for compensation can be resolved through legal prosecution and other means.

In the countryside, someone else's dog ran into my chicken pen and bit my chicken, my chicken was bred in captivity, and his dog was killed, and he asked me for compensation.

Hello, I'm glad to answer for you! According to the "Animal Epidemic Prevention Law of the People's Republic of China", dog keepers should take necessary measures to properly prevent them from biting others or other animals. If someone else's dog enters your hensty without permission and causes damage to your property, you can take necessary precautions, including killing the dog, but be careful not to overdo it.

Therefore, the other party's claim for compensation can be resolved through legal prosecution and other means.

Expand and add: In the process of processing, you need to pay attention to the rationality and legitimacy of your behavior, try to avoid using excessive means to hurt the dog, if the situation allows, you can first take other measures, such as calling the police or seeking professional assistance, so as not to cause more disputes and disputes. At the same time, complete evidence should be retained, including the scene**, the witnesses in the process of beating the dog, and the situation of the injured chicken, etc., in case of emergency.

Strengthening communication with surrounding residents and strengthening publicity and education are also important means to prevent the recurrence of similar disputes. <>

Summary. Then you can sue him for extortion, and the general compensation is based on the market price, and then compensate for some losses. And if you call the police, the police will generally deal with it, you have to trust our police uncle, and when the time comes, you can get his letter of understanding, and you can compensate according to the price.

My dog bit someone else's two chickens, and told someone to tell us to pay 500, what should we do?

Hello, I'm happy to answer your questions, this is a civil dispute, you can go and apologize to others, and then negotiate to see if you can compensate two chickens at the market price. It's just that you can't do it if you don't want to lose money, because it won't forgive you? After all, it was your dog that bit someone's chicken, and taking money is the best solution.

More than a dozen were bitten to death, and it took 500 to kill them.

So what to do.

In this case, you must first apologize to others and be kind, and then negotiate with them to see if you can be a little more than the market price and then compensate at this price. 500 is indeed high.

Can I call the police?

If the other party does not agree, you can also call the police to deal with it, and if you call the police, the police will generally ask you to compensate according to the value of the item, or pay them a little more for the loss.

If the police can't handle it, will they betray?

What kind of betrayal, what are you talking about, after the private one, will the owner of the chicken in the back have to compensate again?

If you can't deal with it, you won't be sentenced.

No, you are a civil dispute, and it is mainly coordination, and the police will generally negotiate to deal with your affairs as much as possible.

Civil litigation is mainly about property disputes and personal injury disputes, and generally focuses on monetary compensation. There will be no sentence.

So what if he keeps asking for 500 dollars a piece, and it can't be any less spicy, what can the police do?

Then you can sue him for extortion, and the general compensation is based on the market price, and then compensate for some losses. And if you call the police, the police will generally deal with it, you have to trust our police uncle, and when the time comes, you can get his letter of understanding, and you can compensate according to the price.

In order to avoid bringing trouble to their own lives, we still have to be wary of these stray dogs, generally stray dogs are very aggressive, maybe in the process of you feed him is very grateful to you for a while, if you don't feed one day, maybe he will also chase you. If this stray dog is exclusive to you to stop itching, then bite someone else's chicken, it may be more or less necessary to compensate, because you have developed a relationship with the stray dog owner, but this is just a bite of a chicken, I think the compensation is still acceptable, but if you don't do a good job of discipline, it will be more troublesome to hurt people in the future.

I think the feeder should not be responsible, because the feeder is just a kind of love, and when he sees that the stray dog has nothing to eat, he feeds it, and if the stray dog bites the chicken to death, then the stray dog should bear the corresponding responsibility.

I don't think there's anything to be responsible for. Because although the feeder gave me to feed, it did not cause the phenomenon of biting other people's chickens to death, and it was a very kind act in itself, and the dog bitten the chicken to death is a matter between animals, and it has nothing to do with the feeder.

Personally, I think the feeder should not be responsible, because I think the feeder just thinks that the stray dog is more pitiful, and he is not the owner of the dog, so he should not be responsible.