A male dog is called a sire.. In the breeder's world, a male dog is simply called a dog. (Females are called bitches.) In the breed ring you have classes for dogs and classes for bitches.. Only males show as dogs, and only females show as bitches. The father of a dog is called a sire..
The primary difference between contributory and comparative negligence is that comparative negligence is less severe. Under contributory negligence, any negligence on the part of the plaintiff, even the smallest slice of negligence, is sufficient to constitute a complete defense. Under comparative negligence; however, the extent of the plaintiffâs own negligence will only come into play when determining the amount of compensation.
Matthiesen, Wickert & Lehrer, S.C. has compiled a list of the various laws in every state dealing with whether the state is a contributory negligence state (bars recovery with only 1% of fault by the plaintiff) or a comparative negligence state (recovery by plaintiff is reduced or prohibited based on the percentage of fault attributed to the plaintiff), and whether the state is a pure comparative or modified comparative state.