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Hi Sue and Jackie,
It may just be a peculiarity of Jackie's insurance company. Or maybe it is
regional. We have a German Shepherd pup that will not raise our rates. If
we had a pit bull it would not either but I am told if we lived in New York
City rather than upstate we would pay dearly for insurance on a pit bull
because of the New York City ordinances. I would guess Jackie's neighbors
don't like dogs.
I have never had trouble with pit bulls. Unlike, say, dobermans they always
seemed quite friendly. Dobermans (and chows) are hard to read.
>Sue Hartigan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>
>Hi Jackie:
>
>It must be a state thing, because we have a Chow with an attitude. They
>are rated up there as being not too nice with outsiders, and we don't
>pay extra on the insurance for her. In fact I don't even remember being
>asked if we had a dog or not.
>
>Sue
>> Hi Ron
>>
>> That is because you don't have one of the guard breeds. We are
>> automatically jumped up for insurance just because of the breed--doesn't
>> matter if they are trained or anything. They might bite a robber so
>> therefore we pay more. We can't list them as an alarm system even though
>> our system works before the robber enters :(
>>
>> jackief
>
>
Best, Terry
"Lawyer - one trained to circumvent the law" - The Devil's Dictionary
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