Farmers Insurance No longer Covering Dog Bites for Certain Breeds

Feb 14, 2013
Categories: General · Pets
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Some insurers estimate that as many as one third of all liability claims on homeowners policies relate to dog bites.

A recent change in the Farmers Insurance policy is surprising many dog owners: The company is no longer providing liability coverage for dog bite claims when it comes to three breeds — pit bulls, rottweilers or wolf hybrids.

To read more: http://www.kcra.com/news/Farmers-Insurance-no-longer-covering-dog-bites-for-certain-breeds/-/11797728/18506972/-/fpvdpn/-/index.html?absolute=true

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