InsureMyK9 provides liability insurance for dogs classed as dangerous or potentially dangerous by local authorities. Bite histories are considered, and coverage protects you against injuries and property damage your dog may cause.
A "dangerous" or "potentially dangerous" dog designation is made by a local authority, often after an incident. The exact definition and the obligations that come with it vary by city, county and state.
Insurance Requirements for Dangerous Dog Owners
Some cities, counties and states require owners of dogs declared dangerous to carry liability insurance up to a set amount. The rules and coverage amounts vary by location, so check with your local animal control.
What the Policy Covers
A canine liability policy can pay for medical expenses and legal claims if your dog injures another person, as well as damage your dog causes to someone else's property. Learn more on our dog bite insurance page.
How to Get Covered After a Dangerous Dog Designation
Get a free quote online and include your dog's breed, weight, use and incident history. If your area requires a minimum coverage amount, check that figure with your local animal control so your policy meets it. See the breeds we cover.
Dangerous Dog Insurance FAQs
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