Articles about dog bites (0-50 of 964)

  • Dog Bites Prevention - Truth Versus Gossip
    By: onlycube | - A dog bite is disturbing at any level. The minority adults end up with a fear about dogs after having been bitten in their childhood years. Nearly all dog bites occur to children between the ages of 5 and 9 years. Children at this age can be harsh on dog ears and tails by dragging them, riding on the dog, or banter the animal.

    As an adult, you have to watch and observe both dog and child. Give confidence the child and dog to be manner and calm to one another. Unhappily, there are a ...

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  • Some Beneficial Details About Dog Bites And Personal Injuries
    By: Patricia Strasser | - While dogs are universally considered to be man's best ally, there are incidents in which folks are assaulted by canines. In the regrettable situation that you or anyone you know falls victim to this kind of assault, you should learn what to do.

    Know the state legislation

    If you are thinking of prosecuting the accountable party, you'll need to know that different states have different legal guidelines regarding dog bites. For this reason, you need to hunt for California ...

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  • Dog Attacks - The Best Ways To Protect Yourself
    By: Karen Abby | - For millions and millions of Americans walking, running, jogging or cycling outdoors is their main form of exercise. Not only does it get you some fresh air and get you out of the house but the exercise is good for you and it's free. No gym memberships no equipment to buy. Fabulous!

    Aside from fighting off rain showers the only other thing you have to be careful of are dog attacks.

    Over 5 million Americans are victims of dog attacks every year with over 1 million of ...

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  • What To Do When A Dog Bites
    By: Ashley Ford | - Dog bites and attacks are extremely common. Unfortunately there are approximately 800,000 dog bite victims every year that require some form of medical attention while a large number of other dog bites actually go untreated. What most people dont know, is that approximately a dozen people die every year just from severe dog bite injuries. So if youre a dog owner its important that you know exactly what to do if your dog bites someone or if you are bitten by another persons dog.

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  • Best Protection From Dog Attacks
    By: Jack Krohn | - Last week when one of my neighbors was out walking in our neighborhood,like he does every day, he saw a dog charging his way. Occasionally we see deer and once in a while we see a bear wandering around but more frequently we see dogs-dogs on the loose.

    This has gotten to be such a growing problem in the United States one that has gathered the attention of my customers. I get more phone calls and more e-mails about how to deal with that more than any other single topic.

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  • Dog Bite Procedure
    By: TomB | - Dogs Are Fantastic Pets

    Dogs are loyal companions and bring a great deal of joy to many people, but not every dog is friendly. If a dog isn't yours, or you are not it's handler then you should be respectful of the dog and the wishes of it's handler or owner.

    Today, there are about 75 million dogs in the United States. About 4.7 million dog bites are reported each year. That means that about 6.5% of dogs will bite a human seriously enough to be reported. Out of those 4.7 ...

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  • Study Shows Most Dog Bites Actually Involve Smaller Dogs
    By: Robert Reeves | - Most of the attention on dog bites in the US centers on larger, more aggressive breed like Rottweilers, German Shepherds and pit bulls. However, a new study confirms something that California dog bite lawyers have always known- many dog bites in the country involve smaller breeds like Chihuahuas and Shi Tzus.

    The study analyzed records of dog bites in New York City in 2010. There were a total of 3,609 dog bites recorded in 2010, and nearly a quarter of those bites involved pit bul ...

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  • Spike In Dog Bites Calls For Greater Awareness
    By: Robert Reeves | - A recent analysis of dog bites over a 15-year period has confirmed that the number of dog bites in the US has actually increased. According to the study results which were published in the US Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, between 1993 and 2008, the number of hospital visits resulting from dog bites increased by 100% from 5,100 in 1993 to 9,500 in 2008.

    According to the Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, an average of 4.5 million dog bites occur every year. I ...

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  • How To Defend Against Dog Bites And Dog Attacks
    By: Jack Krohn | - Some of my fellow geezers in my building and I started the 'rolling thunder walking club' about a year and a half ago. Membership is cheap, the exercise is good and the camaraderie can't be beat.

    The peer pressure of having other people involved is a lowly technique to ensure participation but it works. And at our age you need every advantage.

    We go walking in a residential neighborhood and see an occasional bear. Occasionally we see deer. Practically every day we see ...

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  • Dog And Child Interaction
    By: Adam Summerford | - we think that dogs adapt to our family because of what we see on television, but that is not reality. Dogs do similar behaviors for different reasons.


    Dogs are born with natural instincts of self-preservation, chasing, biting, being territorial or protective, and a need to be part of a social group. From the Chihuahua puppy you picked out at the breeders to the older Great Dane you rescued, all have specific needs and drives. Depending on the breed of dog, some of the ...

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  • California Dog Bite Lawyers Concerned At Increase In Hospitalizations
    By: Robert Reeves | - California dog bite lawyers have been concerned about a new study that indicates an increase in hospital visits related to dog bites. According to the study, the number of people requiring hospital visits because of dog bites in the US rose from 5,100 in 1993 to 9,500 in 2008. That makes it an 86.3% increase in dog bite-related hospital stays.

    The rate of hospital visits actually increased by 55% over the 16-year study period. The rate was 2.0 for every 100,000 people in 1993, and ...

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  • Best Defense Against Dog Bites
    By: Jack Krohn | - Over 5 million Americans every year are attacked and bitten by a dog. Nearly 1,000,000 of those require hospitalization. For those of us who enjoy walking everyday, rain or shine the threat of a dog attack looms large in their lives.

    I have been attacked twice and trust me when I tell you that the fear and anxiety of seeing a dog running up to you sends chills up and down my spine. Most dogs, it is true, are friendly and only want a pat on the head. But you never know! When they sta ...

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  • How To Handle A Dog Attack
    By: Jim Brown | - As many injury lawyers will tell you, the majority of accidents that don't happen on the road happen at home or around y our neighborhood. Surprisingly, many of these injuries don't involve the neighbors (directly anyway) but rather, their pets. Of these injuries, the most common are dog bites.

    Despite the regularity of these injuries, many people do not know how to properly handle them, both with the authorities and insurance companies. If you are unlucky enough to have yourself ...

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  • Self Defense-dog Bites-how To Prevent Them
    By: Jack Krohn | - Did you know that from the year 2002 to 2006 more people died of dog attacks every year than shark attacks? Shark attacks seem to get all the national publicity. On average during that time 24 people a year die from dog attacks and only 11 people a year die from shark attacks.

    Nearly 5,000,000 people year get bitten by a dogs with nearly 1,000,000 of them requiring hospitalization. Right here in my hometown of Colorado Springs it has become a regular occurrence on TV to hear about ...

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  • Self Defense Products-best Self Defense In Dog Attacks
    By: Jack Krohn | - Here in my hometown of Colorado Springs it's pretty hard to ignore all the news about dog attacks. I'm not sure if it's the same way in other cities across the country but my gut feeling tells me that dog attacks are on the rise.

    And ordinarily I try to keep my opinions to myself. But not on the subject of dog attacks! They are the results of irresponsible dog owners. The proliferation of dogs running loose is the result of irresponsible dog owners too. Now that's just my opinion. I ...

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  • Dog Bite Attorney - Dog Owners Beware
    By: James Lockwood | - Man's best friend can become his visitor's enemy. Therefore, if you're a dog owner, take steps to steer clear of quite a preventable harm to your visitor and extremely expensive injury lawsuit. If you're a visitor injured by the dog's behavior, then you have the right to compensation for damages.

    Lately, a New Jersey Superior Court in Mercer County awarded $100,000 in damages to a UPS driver for injuries he endured while attempting to deliver a package. The homeowners' dog was walking ...

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  • Dog Bite Settlement - If You Are The Victim Of A Dog Bite Or Any Other Animal Attack In New Jersey,
    By: Gerald Halk | - Dog Bites /Animal Attack - Overview

    In New jersey, you will find thousands of people bitten by animals each and every year. Dogs are liable for nearly all attacks that lead to injury. In almost all instances, in New jersey, an individual bitten by an animal has a legal right to recover damages.

    Generally, it is from the animal's owner, nevertheless. There are others that might be found equally accountable.

    What To Do If You have Been Bitten

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  • Self Defense Products-best Defense Against Dog Bites
    By: Jack Krohn | - Millions of Americans every year are victims of dog bites mostly from dogs roaming around loose in violation of local leash laws. Close to five million of them are bitten that we know of. Many more go unreported. Close to one million of them require hospitalization. It is a growing problem across the country.

    I get more emails and phone calls about this than any other single topic by far if that tells you anything.

    Aside from using common sense when approaching a strang ...

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  • Dog Attacks - What People Need To Know About Dog Behavior
    By: John Summerlake. | - As the old adage goes, "Dogs are man's best friend." Nevertheless, you will find times when individuals just couldn't understand why their beloved dogs behave in a different way. Therefore, it's extremely important to know the underlying reasons why dogs occasionally behave in a different way.

    In fact, man could teach his dog the most suitable behavior. Specialists say that dog behaviors could be controlled through proper training.

    Dog behaviors are actually responses that ...

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  • Best Defense Against Dog Attacks
    By: Jack Krohn | - I go for a walk nearly every morning with several of my friends. We are known far and wide as the "rolling thunder walking club." Admittedly we walk at a very slow pace but we have a very good time and have developed quite a following on our walking route with people stopping to talk to us almost daily. We do it more for the fun than the exercise.

    Occasionally we will come across a charging dog. I used to carry my telescopic stun baton as our defense and I used it twice with great ...

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  • Dog Bites First Aid And Insect Stings
    By: Linda C Young | - Several dog bites do occur around the neck, leg, ears, and the upper chest area. It seem as most skin punctures from other canine teeth look good and clean, yet there is often a considerable amount of damage through the flesh. Injuries, bites, or stings from insects and venomous animals are often difficult to find and administer symptomatic treatment. If the dog shows any agitation at all then you will need to contact your veterinarian. Here are several bite and sting descriptions as well as ho ...
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  • Dog Defense For Dog Attacks-top 3 Ways To Prevent Them
    By: Jack Krohn | - Every morning two of my neighbors and I go out for a walk. We call it the "rolling thunder walking club' because when we walk the ground shakes. Not only is it good exercise but good companionship and lively discussions about topical events from the Colorado Rockies to all the political shenanigans going on in Washington.

    Most of our walks are uneventful, though we have developed quite a following. People see us everyday and wave to us driving by or stop and talk to us. If we get m ...

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  • Dog Attacks Prevention With The Mace Pepper Gun
    By: Jack Krohn | - Millions of fun-loving Americans get their exercise by walking, jogging or riding a bicycle. Several more million American kids love to skateboard. All of these folks are subject to dog bites and dog attacks every year.

    It presents a major threat to those activities, with close to 4.7 million dog bites reported annually. Those are the ones that are reported. There are probably several million others that go unrecorded. It is a huge problem!

    Nearly 800,000 of those ...

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  • 4 Important Things To Do After A Dog Bite
    By: Jacob Schiffer | - In case you were bitten by a dog, there are some things you need to keep in mind to safeguard your own interests. You must: identify the dog, apply first aid, get medical assistance, and protect your rights.

    Since animal bites are common medical emergencies, give yours priority to avoid future occurrence. However since dog bites can't be completely prevented, some guidelines must be carefully followed so that the victim's welfare is properly attended to. These guidelines are:

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  • 4 Important Things To Do After A Dog Bite
    By: Patricia Strasser | - In case you were bitten by a dog, there are some things you need to keep in mind to safeguard your own interests. You must: identify the dog, apply first aid, get medical assistance, and protect your rights.

    Since animal bites are common medical emergencies, give yours priority to avoid future occurrence. However since dog bites can't be completely prevented, some guidelines must be carefully followed so that the victim's welfare is properly attended to. These guidelines are:
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  • Uab Tests Software Designed To Prevent Dog Bites
    By: James Parrish | - University of Alabama-Birmingham researchers are testing software designed to train children in dog bite prevention. The program, called Blue Dog is already on the market in some areas.

    The study is geared to children between the ages three and six. This is not a small problem, said David Schwebel, professor and vice chairman of the psychology department at UAB.

    "Dog owners love their dogs and think their dogs are very safe," Schwebel told ABC News. A huge portion of ...

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  • What To Do If A Dog Bites You.
    By: josephmonaco | - Nothing may be more devastating than a vicious attack by a dog or other pet, especially if a child is the victim. Dog attacks can lead to longterm consequences such as permanent scarring and psychological trauma. Medical bills for treatment including plastic surgery could be substantial and possibly not covered by your personal health insurance.

    If you are bitten by a dog, call 911 immediately. Authorities need to investigate the incident especially towards determining the medical ...

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  • The Dangers Of Dog Bites
    By: Corey Walker | - If you own a dog you should do everything you can to make sure your dog understands different types of behavior, such as what is acceptable and what is not. A lot of people argue that a dog behaves the way it was raised and taken care of by its owner. Showing your dog how to properly behave can be done through training, it may involve time and dedication from you, but in the long run it will protect you and your family. Signs such as aggressively chasing people or consistantly snapping at people ...
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  • What To Do If Another Dog Bites Your Dog
    By: Luke Blaise | - If you are asking yourself, a dog bit my dog, what should I do? Let need guide you through this situation with some clear and simple steps you need to take to protect your dog and yourself.

    Dog bites are much more common than you think. According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) more than 800,000 people in United States are bitten by dogs every year. The number of dogs that are bitten by other dogs is probably even much greater than this, but we do not know for sure ...

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  • How A Little Prevention Can Go Long Way In Preventing Dog Bite Injuries
    By: James Mahoney | - One of the most biggest misconceptions that most people have is that their own dogs won't bite. While it is natural that everybody feels some level of respect for a big, growling dog we are becoming too nonchalant about our own dogs. So how can you be sure that your dog will never bite anyone?

    A dog bite injury can lead to some serious, even life threatening injuries, some even requiring corrective surgery. There is also the problem of psychological, emotional, and physical scars ...

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  • Dog Bites Incidents In Los Angeles: Conditions That Will Make Owners Not Liable
    By: Nemilou Despuez | - Under the strict liability statutes and negligence law, pet owners are usually held liable in case that their animals cause property damage or physical injury to other people.

    According to Los Angeles lawyers, most states have dog bite statutes that cover not just dog bites but also other accidents and injuries caused by the animal. Under this law, it is not important to prove that the pet owner is negligent, just that the injuries and damages are caused by the animal.


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  • Faqs About Personal Injury Claims In Us Law
    By: Nemilou Despuez | - 1.Question: What are personal injury claims?

    Answer: Often used in civil cases, personal injury claims provide remedies (in the form of cash) to people who sustained injuries due to the recklessness of another individual.

    2.Q: What are the common accidents that involve personal injury lawsuit?

    A: Most people who file this kind of lawsuits were involved in car accidents, dog bites, and slip and fall accidents.

    3.Q: How much is the amount of m ...

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  • Dog Bites - Protect Yourself And Your Dog
    By: Joe Sabol | - Most people realize that any dog, no matter the size or breed has the potential to bite, whether it be another dog or a person. Dog bites are extremely common and often end up in court. There are some things you should know about how to avoid dog bites and possible legal action.

    The first and most obvious thing is to know your dog's temperament and his or her tolerance for different stressful situations that could provoke a bite. Small dogs are actually just as likely to bite as a b ...

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  • Ways To Avoid Dog Bites
    By: Joe Sabol | - According to the American Pet Products Manufacturing Association, there are currently approximately 74 million dogs in the United States. The Centers for Disease Control reports that 2% of the U.S. population, or 4.7 million a year report being bitten by a dog. Dog bites are the 5th most common reason for emergency room visits for children. These are just a few of the statistics covering the subject of dog bites. Dog bite laws differ from state to state.

    Injuries to a person cause ...

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  • Dog Bites And Their Effect On Society
    By: Danny James Tapales | - Paris Hilton, Nicole Ritchie and other Hollywood stars have been to known to lug their dogs around in cute little bags and pamper them with expensive accessories and are often seen as a way for the public to see their owners as responsible people, the opposite of what people usually would see in entertainment news.

    Dogs are adorable and considered as mans best friend but what most people dont know is that dog bite accidents occur every 40 seconds in the whole Unit ...

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  • Preventing Dogs Bites; They Are More Common Than They Seem
    By: Ivonne Jade Agustin | - In Los Angeles, people often own dogs as pets, either for companionship or for protection. It is a common scene when an owner would take his dog for a walk along the sunny streets of the neighborhood. There are even dog-walkers hired solely for this purpose.

    Many testify that dogs are indeed loyal and would defend their owners no matter what. These dogs are treated as a part of a family and are present in get-togethers and celebrations. In case of attacks, there are Los Angeles Do ...

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  • When Kids And Dog Meet On The Street
    By: Sheryl Matthys | - Kids and dogs meeting on the street can be adorable when all goes well. Here are some tips on making that experience as pleasant as possible.

    Asking someone if their dog is friendly is a polite way of letting them know youd like to pet their dog. Its an especially good way to teach children that all dogs arent interested in being touched by a stranger so be careful.

    No matter the weather, we all want to venture outside for a walk in the neighborhood in ...

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  • Dog Bites
    By: James Dodson | - Children are most vulnerable to dog bites and are least able to protect themselves when attacked. The AMA reports dog bites are the second leading cause of childhood injury, higher than playground injuries. The following statistics further demonstrate the magnitude of danger posed to children:

    One quarter of all homeowner claims are for dog bites (Insurance Information Institute)

    77% of bites to children are facial wounds (Richard Polsky PhD. CAAB, www.dogbiteexpe ...

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  • Teach Your Dog Not To Bite Now
    By: Noah Schettini | - A dog or a puppy normally passes through the stage when they bite or chew on anything they can get their young teeth on. This is very similar to a human baby's teething stage, or on the oral stage of a child's psychological growth. A puppy's teething can cause his gums to itch or hurt, and chewing on things relieves the discomfort.

    In teaching your dog not to bite, you must identify the triggers that cause this, then concentrate on correcting these things. The following are tips o ...

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  • Stop Puppies Biting
    By: Michael Copper | - Puppies love to bite. They do it naturally but it is something that they must be taught not to do. This needs to be addressed while they are young because dog bites can lead to all sorts of problems including legal action. It may seem fun and funny to have a puppy biting but a full-grown dog can do a lot of damage, particularly to children if they are in the habit of biting. Dogs have immense strength in their jaws and even a playful nip can do permanent damage to a child.

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  • Training Dogs Not To Bite
    By: Valerie Dancer | - According to the statistics, dogs bite more than 4.7 million people per year. This unwanted, and often avoidable, behaviour, results in law suits, medical bills and sometimes dog euthanasia.

    As with any dog training issue, how easy or difficult it is to train a dog to not bite will vary according to the breed, age and individual temperament of the dog. But there are some common techniques that will usually help suppress the biting behaviour.

    Wherever possible, start ...

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  • Dogging The Dogs
    By: Gary Kurz | - The Humane Society has gone on record stating that dog bites have become an epidemic. While I agree that the more than five million annually recorded bites are of epidemic proportions, it is nonsense to categorize dog bites themselves as an epidemic. They are not a contagious disease that has been allowed to continue unchecked and there is no connection between the bite of one dog and another.

    Additionally, I reject the premise that dog bites are always a deliberate action on th ...

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  • How To Stop Dog Biting
    By: George Kane | - Dog biting is the most serious dog behavior problem because of it's possibility for very serious damage being done to people. Because of this it's of incredible importance to make sure that your dog does not bite.

    It's important to start early. A dog learns most of it's habits in it's first four months of life. In these first four months it must learn how to hold back its biting instinct. Usually, puppies are taken away from their family so most of them are no longer taught by ...

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  • Stop The Dog From Biting!
    By: Joe Robinson | - You've just acquired a beagle, and can't wait to bring him home to show the children.
    Once home, the children begin playing with him and running around the house. Suddenly you hear a scream. The beagle has bitten one of your children.

    Once the panic is over and you've determined your child is okay; it is time to sit down and determine why this beagle, whose breed poses no threat to children, would bite your child. Let's discuss how to stop the dog from biting again.

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  • Pit Bull Vs. Stun Gun
    By: Kenneth Herman | - My story takes place while taking a walk in my neighborhood. A pit bull by the name of Satan broke through his fence and charged at me while his owner was away. This may not have happened if Kevin was home with his dogs.

    My first instinct was to run, but I new the dog would catch me so I turned to face him. At first he paused, then lunged at me clamping onto my arm with his massive jaws. The pain and fear made me think I was going to die. I screamed for help and then noticed a tal ...

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  • Your Best Friend Bites
    By: Johnny Jenkins | - Each year, nearly 4.7 million Americans are bitten by dogs. As many as 800,000 people, require medical attention for dog bites annually, and about a dozen people die each year from dog bite injuries. The good news is that most bites can be prevented. All dogs should be treated with the utmost caution; every dog will bite given the right circumstances. Each dog has its own distinct social and personal distance that a stranger is permitted to enter. This is why dogs that are tied may bite or snap ...
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  • An Ounce Of Prevention Is Worth A Pound Of Bite
    By: Steve Allison | - One of the most common misconceptions people have is that their own dogs won't bite. While everybody feels some level of respect for a big, growling dog we are becoming too nonchalant about our own dogs. How confident are you that your dog will never bite anyone?

    Do the words - Wouldn't hurt a fly come to mind? We all think that our own dogs are gentle natured until they prove us otherwise.
    Dog owners often claim their dogs are completely comfortable with children. I myse ...

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