I recently got a new homeowners insurance company and when they asked about dogs I told them about mine. I said I did not know what he was but that he was mixed and described his size etc. I honestly don't know what all he's mixed with, but he's much taller I think than most pits I've seen, and I think his mother had some boxer in her. He ranges from 90-100lbs.
So, a few questions:
1. Can you guys help ID him (I'll attach a photo)? They want me to take him to a vet to visually ID him. We just have him listed as mix at the vet so I'm not sure what they will say he actually is.
2. Is this typical? No other insurer has ever asked me to take my dog to the vet in the past.
3. After running into this I looked it up and I live in PA. Apparently, PA and MI have laws against this sort of practice? Will I still be impacted with higher rates if the vet confirms he's on their dangerous dog list? He's nearly 8 years old now and has never been violent to anyone. I honestly can't believe I'm being asked to do this
So, a few questions:
1. Can you guys help ID him (I'll attach a photo)? They want me to take him to a vet to visually ID him. We just have him listed as mix at the vet so I'm not sure what they will say he actually is.
2. Is this typical? No other insurer has ever asked me to take my dog to the vet in the past.
3. After running into this I looked it up and I live in PA. Apparently, PA and MI have laws against this sort of practice? Will I still be impacted with higher rates if the vet confirms he's on their dangerous dog list? He's nearly 8 years old now and has never been violent to anyone. I honestly can't believe I'm being asked to do this