First of all, the law stipulates that:
Article 87 of the Tort Liability Law: If the animals raised cause damage to others, the animal breeder or manager shall bear the tort liability, but if he can prove that the damage was caused by the intentional or gross negligence of the infringed, he may not bear or reduce the liability.
Regarding the provisions on the liability for damage caused by raising animals, animal breeders and managers shall bear no-fault liability. As long as the damage is caused, regardless of whether the dog owner is at fault, he should be liable for compensation. However, the law also stipulates that if it can be proved that the damage was caused by the intentional or gross negligence of the infringed person (that is, you), you can not bear or reduce the responsibility.
Second, it's hard for you to claim:
1, dogs hit people, which seems unreasonable; It is common for dogs to bite people. In reality, more often, when people ride bicycles, because of too fast speed or other reasons, people hit dogs, and dogs take the initiative to hit people, which is not in line with the dog's living habits and characteristics.
Now you have proved that it is still difficult to be beaten by that dog. Say it yourself. It's legally meaningless. There must be conclusive evidence, such as a video, or a witness who was present at the time, and this witness had better have no interest in you or hate with the other party, so that the probative force of the testimony is more credible.
Now, if you don't have relevant evidence, it's no use looking for it, and the other party can't admit it.