Tom Davis· Host0:00
So when your dog bites somebody, being a dog a, a bite attorney, it doesn't mean that your dog is immediately gonna be put down and taken to the pound?
Kenneth M. Phillips· Guest0:09
Okay. No, it doesn't mean that. First of all, there are two kinds of bites. There are justified bites, and then there are the ones that indicate aggression and a violent, uh, predisposition.
Tom Davis· Host0:21
[upbeat music] All right, Ken, thank you so much for hopping on the No Bad Dogs podcast. I am super excited to have you on. Uh, I was a dog control officer before. I'm a professional, a dog lover of, of forever, and you are the top of your game in what you do. Please introduce yourself, and I can't wait to ask you all the, all the fun questions I got loaded up for you.
Kenneth M. Phillips· Guest0:49
Sure. I'm attorney Kenneth M. Phillips. I'm the author of dogbitelaw.com which is a 1,100-page treatise on the interactions of people and dogs, uh, and the legal aspects of that. Uh, I, I aimed the website when... Uh, the website has been online since the late '90s. In the late '90s, there was no such thing as dog bite law. That was a phrase that I came up with. In the late '90s when I came up with it and started saying that I w- was a dog bite lawyer, it was regarded as being a joke because

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