Peters, J. (concurring in part and dissenting in part). While I concur in the majority’s position that plaintiff failed to demonstrate both that the animals had vicious propensities and that “the owner knew of such propensities ‘or that they existed for such a period of time that a reasonably prudent person would have discovered them’ ” (Tessiero v Conrad, <span class="citation" data-…
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