Wyoming § 11-31-107 Running livestock; when killing authorized;
liability to owner; exception

Wyoming Statutes

§ 11-31-107 — Running livestock; when killing authorized; liability to owner; exception

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

Dogs running livestock against the wish of the owner of the
livestock may be killed at once in cases where the livestock has
been injured or is threatened with injury. The person killing
any dog running livestock is not liable to the owner where the
vicious character of the dog or the damage or danger of damage
is shown. When livestock is trespassing upon property the
property owner may use dogs to drive and keep off livestock from
the property.

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Dogs running livestock against the wish of the owner of the
livestock may be killed at once in cases where the livestock has
been injured or is threatened with injury. The person killing
any dog running livestock is not liable to the owner where the
vicious character of the dog or the damage or danger of damage
is shown. When livestock is trespassing upon property the
property owner may use dogs to drive and keep off livestock from
the property.

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