An owner of a domesticated animal is strictly liable for injuries caused by an animal the owner knows, or should know, has vicious propensities.

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Owners of domesticated animals can be held strictly liable for injuries caused by their animals if they knew or should have known about the animal's vicious propensities, as this knowledge imposes a higher duty of care to prevent harm from the animal.

An Owner of a Domesticated Animal Is Strictly Liable for Injuries