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A horse at a stable kicked a visitor who walked behind it. The horse had never kicked, bitten, or shown unusual aggression before. The jurisdiction follows common-law animal rules and has no relevant statute.
Which statement best describes strict liability for the visitor's personal injury?

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Strict liability applies because the owner was careful. Strict liability applies only if the injured person was selling a product. Strict liability for known dangerous propensity likely does not apply absent proof the owner knew or had reason to know the horse had an abnormal tendency to kick. Strict liability applies because horses are wild animals.

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