Owner can be held legally liable

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Under the Dallas City Code of Ordinance Sec. 7-2.8 and Sec. 7-4.14, if a dog causes bodily injury, the owner can be held legally liable. This means that Chavez may have a legal basis to sue Flores for damages related to the bodily injury caused by Flores' dog. These city code ordinances state that an owner is held legally liable for bodily injury done by their dog if not secured, and if a dog is a proven imminent threat to the community's safety it must be euthanized.

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