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Is the property responsible for being bitten by the dog of the community owner?

Is the property responsible for being bitten by the dog of the community owner, as follows:

1, if a dog bites in the community, the dog owner shall be liable for compensation;

2. If it is a stray dog, if the property fails to fulfill the obligation of community safety management, it shall bear the corresponding liability for compensation.

If the raised animals cause damage to others, the animal keeper or manager shall bear the tort liability, which is no-fault liability, that is, as long as the raised animals cause damage to others, they shall be liable for compensation regardless of whether the animal keeper or manager is at fault. Therefore, in the case of damage caused by raising animals, the victim can ask him to bear the liability for compensation as long as he finds the keeper or manager of the animals. Property management companies are not breeders and managers of animals, and should not bear legal responsibility for the damage caused by raising animals according to law, but this does not mean that property management companies can be exempted from liability in such cases. In the case that the animal keeper or manager cannot be found, the victim can still ask the property company to bear the liability for damages on the grounds that there is a safety precaution fault in the property company.

In case of damage caused by such animals, the property management company shall perform the following obligations:

1, control the animals roaming in the community to prevent the occurrence of animal injury cases;

2. Provide evidence materials such as community videos to help find animal breeders or managers;

3. If possible, take measures to stop the damage;

4. Assist the police when necessary;

5. Take necessary rescue measures for the victims. If the property company fails to fulfill the above obligations, the victim may request the people's court to adjudge the property company to assume supplementary liability for compensation.

The responsibilities of the property management company are as follows:

1. Property maintenance management: A property management enterprise shall carry out maintenance and technical management on the properties it manages according to the national property management standards, including house safety and quality management, house maintenance technical management, house maintenance and construction management;

2. Property equipment management. Property equipment to be managed mainly includes water supply and drainage equipment, gas equipment, heating equipment, ventilation equipment and electrical equipment.

3. Property environmental management: Property management companies have the obligation to manage the environment of residential quarters, so that it can meet the standards set by the state, including pollution prevention, environmental cleaning and environmental greening.

4. Property management safety: Property companies should take various measures to ensure the personal and property safety of owners and users of houses, manage public security, manage fire safety and manage vehicles and personnel entering and leaving the community;

5. Liaise with the government and public institutions on public facilities.

To sum up, the property has the responsibility. If the dog owner is found, the dog owner takes full responsibility. If the dog owner can't be found, then the property company will bear the corresponding responsibility according to the fault. Because property companies should have a normal sense of safety maintenance. If the raised animals cause damage to others, the animal keeper or manager shall bear the tort liability, so if the owner of the dog is found, the owner of the dog shall bear the tort liability.

Legal basis:

Article 1245 of the Civil Code of People's Republic of China (PRC)

If the raised animals cause damage to others, the animal keeper or manager shall bear the tort liability; However, if it can be proved that the damage was caused by the intentional or gross negligence of the infringed party, the liability may not be assumed or mitigated.