Bruno Owns a French Poodle That He Advertises for Sale

Bruno owns a French poodle that he advertises for sale. The dog has a history of viciously biting three neighborhood kids without provocation, as well as one of Bruno's kids. Marge is looking for a dog to be a playmate for her children. When she comes to Bruno's house to see the dog, she sees it playing with Bruno's kids and doesn't ask about the dog's past behavior. She tells Bruno that she's looking for a dog for her kids, and Bruno says nothing. Five minutes after the dog enters her house, it bites one of Marge's kids.

A) Bruno has not committed a fraudulent misrepresentation because silence cannot be considered a fraudulent misrepresentation.
B) Bruno has not committed a fraudulent misrepresentation because Marge didn't specifically ask if the dog bites.
C) Bruno has committed a fraudulent misrepresentation because he withheld a material fact.
D) Bruno has committed an innocent misrepresentation because he didn't state a lie but only withheld all of the truth.