Insurance company considering SHTF scenario?

[Hugo]

I've noticed AAA has car and house insurance. Does anyone know if they are firearms friendly or crappy like State Farm or Allstate or others have been known to be. Are any Insurance companies recommended by the NRA? Hmmm, maybe the NRA should start selling homeowners and renters insurance? Heh, NRA auto insurance.... Not just a pistol anymore!

 

[Lochaber]

I'd have to go hunt around for the stats(and I probably won't) but IIRC poodles are among the most prolific biters. You're much more likely to get gnawed on by a poodle than a pit. The poodle just won't do as much actual damage...which likely won't lessen a civil suit settlement anyway.

The little poodles are mean. These guys listed standard poodles which are a much nicer breed with a better temperament:

70lb poofs

Loch

 

[Firethorn]

Yeah, little poodles to tend to like to chomp. I wonder if one of the ancestors for the inbreed breed was psychotic?

Of all the dogs I've known, most were nice. The bulldogs were the nicest most laid back I knew. I knew of one that tolerated her family's baby chewing on her, grabbing folds of skin and yanking, and crawling all over her. If it got too bad, she'd just start licking the kid.

So what's their definition of dangerous? Dogs capable of harm, or likely to cause harm? A bulldog is capable of causing harm, but they've been bred to be generally so laid back that I don't hear of too many attacks. Pit Bulls are a different story, though. Heck, Boston Terriers dropped the bull from "Boston Bull Terriers", because of the notion that "Bull Terriers" are vicious. You could be robbing my parents house and all their dogs would do would be beg for snacks and pets.