What if the dog knocked me down but didn’t bite me?
You may still have a claim, because Kentucky’s dog law makes an owner responsible when their dog causes damage to a person, and that isn’t limited to bites. Falls caused by a jumping or charging dog can lead to broken bones, head injuries and other serious harm, so it’s worth talking through what happened.
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