If you are bitten by a dog, it depends on who you ask for compensation, mainly including:
 1. If an animal bites maliciously, the dog breeder or manager shall bear the tort liability, and if the person who is bitten is at fault, the liability may be mitigated or exempted;
 2. If you are bitten by a dog due to the fault of a third person, you can ask for compensation from the third person or the dog owner.
 3. If the person who was bitten deliberately provoked the dog to cause the bite, that is, if the person who was bitten was at fault, the owner of the dog should also bear the liability for compensation, but because the person who was bitten was at fault, the liability can be reduced or exempted.
 Legal basis:
 Article 1245 of the Civil Code: If an animal raised causes damage to another person, the animal keeper or manager shall bear the liability for infringement; However, if it can be proved that the damage was caused by the intent or gross negligence of the infringee, the liability may not be borne or mitigated.
 Article 1246 Where an animal keeper or manager, in violation of the administrative provisions, fails to take safety measures against an animal and causes damage to others, he shall bear the liability for infringement; However, if it can be proved that the damage was caused intentionally by the infringee, the liability may be reduced.