If you own a dog in California, there are a few laws that you need to follow to prevent bites from occurring. These laws are in place to protect you, your pet, and anyone who happens to be in your yard or at your home. Visitors could be delivery drivers, friends, family members, or even someone who is stopping to try to sell something. As an owner, you are responsible for any bites that occur. These are bites that occur on public property or in a private location. This includes your home if your dog bites someone on your property. Any former temperament that the dog has exhibited is not taken into consideration if a bite occurs. You should know that there is a two-year statute of limitations. This means that a victim has two years from the time the bite takes place to file a claim against you. However,…