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Overview of Dog Bite Prevention

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Luckily for us, most dogs are "all bark, no bite." However, ANY dog, regardless of its breed, size, or temperament, is capable of biting. The good news is that dog bites can usually be avoided by using common sense.

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Overview of Dog Bite Prevention

Luckily for us, most dogs are "all bark, no bite." However, ANY dog, regardless of its breed, size, or temperament, is capable of biting.

Ask Before You Pet a Dog

Sure, he might look cuddly and cute. But he could bite. Make sure you always ask before you pet a dog.

Be Like a Tree…or a Log

No, it's not a game--it's a common-sense approach for teaching children to be safe around dogs.

Don't Run Around Dogs

No, it's not a game--it's a common-sense approach for teaching children to be safe around dogs.

Respect a Dog's Territory

Hey, no crossing the line! Just like you and your brother or sister don't like it when someone enters your territory uninvited, dogs can bite if you come into their territory.