People love to go outside with their dogs and other pets when the weather gets warmer and sunnier. However, that also means that the summertime is also the time when dog and animal bites are most common. Fortunately, taking appropriate steps with your pets can help limit the risk of an attack. Here are seven ways to prevent dog bites and other animal attacks:
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How Negligent Pet Ownership Can Cause Dog Bites
Broadly speaking, pet owners are legally responsible for ensuring their animals do not injure other people. While they may know this in theory, in practice a shocking number of pet owners fail to exercise sufficient care, leading to otherwise preventable dog and animal bites. But how exactly do negligent pet owners cause dog bites, and what happens when those bites occur?
Five Reasons to Be Careful About Dog Bites
Dog bites are an often underestimated source of harm, with around 800,000 people per year needing to receive medical attention as a result of a dog bite across the United States. These injuries can sometimes result in disfigurement or long-term health complications, depending on the severity of the injury. Here are five reasons you should be careful about dog bites:
