Motorists are already required to carry auto insurance in Texas, the new health care bill requires that every American carry health insurance, and now there's a new mandate in the works---dog insurance. State Rep. Ruth Jones McClendon (D-San Antonio) has introduced a bill that would require any Texan who owns a male dog which weighs 20 pounds or more and is not neutered to have an insurance policy covering injuries or damage caused by that dog when it is off the leash or out of the dog's yard, 1200 WOAI's Michael Board reports. "Unrestrained un-neutered male dogs over 20 pounds have a higher tendency toward aggression," McClendon said...more
Will you have to carry proof of pooch insurance?
Who will conduct the inspections and issue the castration card? TSA?
I wonder what the doggie decuctible will be.
Will conservatives seek to defund the doggie mandate?
What position will the ASPCA take on this issue?
Surely this will discriminates against peaceful but overweight and unneutered dogs. Will waivers be allowed?
Will some states adopt a no-fault neutering policy?
Does the 5th amendment protection against takings apply to dog nuts? Can we expect an onslaught of Testicle Takings cases?
How will this be enforced: is puppy profiling legal?
Please add to the ever-growing questions about this proposal.
2 comments:
Will uninsured pooch liability be offerred?
I do believe there are more important issues to be focused on - like illegal immigrants, cartel in the US
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