New York defines a dangerous dog as any that without justification attacks a person or companion/farm/domestic animal and causes injury/death or acts threatening. (Credit: Jacky Co/Shutterstock.com) New York defines a dangerous dog as any that without justification attacks a person or companion/farm/domestic animal and causes injury/death or acts threatening. (Credit: Jacky Co/Shutterstock.com)

Travelers NY recently made changes to homeowner and umbrella policies regarding liability exclusions for certain animals.

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