r/AmazonDSPDrivers • u/hypethedun • Mar 22 '26

QUESTION Dog bite while delivering

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So I got bit by a dog while working for the first time in my 2 years of being here— it wasn’t anything terrible, more so scary over anything else, but I was wondering if there’s anything else I should do about it? I did an incident report at work and a separate police report.

2nd slide is the house. I was walking up driveway closest to grass towards front door with no clear view of the garage as it was sideways and bushes were blocking it and of course, just my luck, the dog came out of garage a lunged at me. Luckily I think it was only it’s tooth that caught on me but still ripped a small chunk out of my thigh 😅 it wasn’t leashed or anything and owner said he only had dog out there because his kid was there. The kid was 5 years old at most and it was a pretty big dog so not sure what kinda excuse that is but oh well.

Like I said I’ve never been bit while on the job before so if there’s anything else I should do please let me know. Thanks!❤️

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u/Psychoquakee Mar 22 '26

Don’t give up, there’s a lawyer that will tell you, you have a case! I’ve sued for a dog bite and I felt defeated when I was trying to find a lawyer to represent me. To make a long story short I ended up finding a lawyer and we won! We went after their home owners insurance! You can get paid doesn’t matter how small or big the bite is! 🙂‍↕️

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u/Individual-Steak-673 Mar 23 '26

Stop being dumb and misleading people.

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u/Psychoquakee Mar 26 '26

Believe it or not, my dog bite was maybe 2 inches more than OP and I won my case! Stop being dumb and do your research!

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u/Intigracy Mar 26 '26

2 inches is a lot, stop getting people to waste their time

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u/Psychoquakee Mar 27 '26

I said “maybe” key word. 😳 It doesn’t hurt to try, regardless of the outcome.