Yes, Georgia’s Responsible Dog Owner Act allows people to sue the owners of dogs that seriously injure or kill other dogs. This is essentially a dog-bites-dog lawsuit.
The same rules apply as with attacks on humans. The person who wants to sue must prove that they and their dog did nothing to provoke the attack. The victim must also prove that the attacking dog was either vicious or dangerous or that the dog’s owner was careless in some way.
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