Dog Bite Injuries from Siberian Huskies
Siberian Huskies are big dogs known for their thick coats and wolf-like appearances. Huskies are often compared to wolves because of their howling, forceful running, and active desire to hunt. Because of their dominant and stubborn nature, it’s important that Siberian Huskies receive continual obedience training.
Most dog owners cherish their Siberian Huskies. They’re part of the family and a beloved family pet. However, some unfortunate accidents happen, and people become victims of dog bites and dog attacks.
Remember: A dog breed – such as Siberian Huskies — doesn’t guarantee that a dog will or won’t be dangerous. A dog owner’s behavior toward his or her dog is the biggest factor in determining if a dog will be dangerous. A dog will be more likely to bite or attack if its owner encourages aggressive behavior. A dog also may bite if it feels sick, is a mother with her puppies, or feels threatened. That’s why it’s so important to know dog bite safety tips and to follow all state dog bite laws and state leash laws.
If you or a loved one have been injured by a Siberian Husky, you know how frightening and burdensome the injuries can be. Our experienced dog bite injury lawyers understand the stress and pain that come with attacks like these. We love dogs, but we also have seen firsthand how serious dog bite injuries change lives. At Edgar Snyder & Associates, we’ve helped hundreds of dog bite victims get the compensation they need to pay their medical bills and get their lives back on track.
I Was Bitten by a Siberian Husky – Who’s Responsible?
If you were bitten by a Siberian Husky, you may want justice. Or, you may be worried about contacting a lawyer, because you don’t want to sue your friend or family member personally.
It’s important to know that, while the dog owner generally is responsible for the actions of his or her Siberian Husky, the insurance company that provides homeowners’ or renters’ insurance for the dog owner covers dog bite injury claims.
Dog bite victims may be able to receive compensation for:
- Dog bite injuries
- Hospital bills
- Medical bills
- Scars
- Pain and suffering
- Missed work time
Steps to Take After a Siberian Husky Dog Bite
- Get medical attention immediately. Head to an emergency room or call an ambulance, or see your primary care doctor – depending on the severity of your dog bite injuries. Ask to have a doctor inspect all your dog bite wounds very carefully. Even small cuts, puncture wounds, and bruises can become infected and lead to further medical complications. Ask for a copy of the medical records, if possible.
- Next, collect as much of the evidence from the Siberian Husky attack as you can, including the clothes you were wearing, photos of the scene where you were attacked, photos of your injuries, etc. If you or others in your neighborhood have had issues with this dog in the past, collect any documentation available.
- Contact an attorney or law firm with experience in dog bite attacks. You may have a case. At Edgar Snyder & Associates, our Pennsylvania law firm has helped dog bite victims for over 30 years. We have the experience and resources to protect your legal rights as a dog bite victim and help get you the compensation you need to get your life back on track.
Siberian Husky Dog Bite Injuries? Our Law Firm Can Help
Medical bills and lost wages can pile up quickly and leave you overwhelmed. If you suffered dog bite injuries from a Siberian Husky, you should be focusing on your health – not financial struggles, legal hassles, and paperwork. That’s where we come in.
Call Edgar Snyder & Associates toll-free at 1-866-9-4EDGAR (1-866-494-3427), or fill out the form at the top right of this webpage for a free legal evaluation. We’re available 24/7, and there’s no obligation to use our services.
It’s important to act fast before evidence disappears and the dog hurts someone else. Contact us today – before it’s too late.
