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Old 09-01-2008, 04:51 AM
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I was shot by a dog. A dam dashund to boot.Ithica shotgun was leaning up right on wall of corn crib and dog knocked it over.It fired striking me .Ads are ADs no matter how caused.
Sorry to burst your bubble, but keeping loaded guns while assuming that your dog is not capable of causing an unintentional discharge is being negligent. That makes this a negligent discharge, not an accidental one.
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