Wyoming § 11-31-105 Killing sheep or other domestic animals;
liability of owner

Wyoming Statutes

§ 11-31-105 — Killing sheep or other domestic animals; liability of owner

Wyoming·Title 11 Agriculture, Livestock and Other Animals·Ch. 31 DOGS AND CATS·Art. 1 IN GENERAL

The owner of any dog is liable for all damages that accrue to
any person, firm or corporation by reason of the dog killing,
wounding, worrying or chasing any sheep or other domestic
animals belonging to the person, firm or corporation. If two (2)
or more dogs owned by different persons kill, wound, chase or
worry any sheep or other domestic animals, the persons are
jointly and severally liable for all damage done by the dogs.
Any person who harbors about his premises a dog for twenty (20)
days shall be taken and held as the owner and is liable for all
damages that the dog commits.

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The owner of any dog is liable for all damages that accrue to
any person, firm or corporation by reason of the dog killing,
wounding, worrying or chasing any sheep or other domestic
animals belonging to the person, firm or corporation. If two (2)
or more dogs owned by different persons kill, wound, chase or
worry any sheep or other domestic animals, the persons are
jointly and severally liable for all damage done by the dogs.
Any person who harbors about his premises a dog for twenty (20)
days shall be taken and held as the owner and is liable for all
damages that the dog commits.

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