Legal Question in Civil Litigation in Nevada

The usual answer here is that if your property destroys someone else's property, you are responsible for the damages and must pay to make the injured (economically) person whole again. In this scenario there may be some exceptions that apply, but would require some rather more extensive questioning to determine. As an example, was the pig on the dogs' owner's property or its own? Were the dogs normally restrained or is this on open farmland where they are normally expected to run free and roam away from their own property?

You see, some defenses could be constructed if the dogs were "protecting" their own home from an invading pig. Otherwise, you probably get to buy your neighbor a new pig, but I hope you get to eat the one they mauled, since you paid for it.