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A homeowner's dog bit a guest. The dog was an ordinary household dog and had never before bitten, lunged at, or threatened anyone. The jurisdiction applies the common-law domestic-animal rule and has no dog-bite statute.
Which statement best describes strict liability?

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The owner is strictly liable because dogs are wild animals. The owner is strictly liable only if the dog previously showed a dangerous propensity and the owner knew or had reason to know of it. The owner is never liable for dog bites under any theory. The owner is strictly liable because the plaintiff was surprised.

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