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Their insurance. Your exposure.

Questions to ask a protection-K9 provider before you sign, train or take custody.

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Do not assume it does. New York DFS distinguishes a certificate holder from an additional insured: a certificate is evidence of insurance, not the contract, and cannot expand policy coverage. Ask the provider's licensed agent to identify whether you are actually insured, for what activity and during which period. (New York DFS: certificate of insurance opinion, 27 September 2010)

K1K9 buyer question: does any policy cover my liability after custody transfers, at home and away, and during a commanded engagement? Ask for the applicable wording and exclusions. Being covered for a trainer's work is a different question from being covered for your own later conduct.

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  1. New York DFS: certificate of insurance opinion, 27 September 2010

    dfs.ny.gov · 2010

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  2. XINSURANCE: guard-dog liability

    xinsurance.com

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    Listed as related reading in this article. A related publication is not proof of every conclusion or of K1K9 technology's performance.

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  3. Business Insurers of the Carolinas: dog-trainer program

    dogtrainerinsurance.com

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    Listed as related reading in this article. A related publication is not proof of every conclusion or of K1K9 technology's performance.

    Reference from the article bibliography. Its inclusion is not independent verification of the article's conclusions.

  4. Insureon: trainer insurance information

    insureon.com

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    Listed as related reading in this article. A related publication is not proof of every conclusion or of K1K9 technology's performance.

    Reference from the article bibliography. Its inclusion is not independent verification of the article's conclusions.

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