As reported by DogsBite.org, a national dog bite victim’s organization dedicated to reducing or eliminating serious dog attacks, 34 U.S. dog attack fatalities occurred in 2015. Pit bulls contributed to 82% (28) of these deaths. Apparently, pit bulls, while many
Dog Bites at Holiday Gatherings
The holidays are upon us and who knows better than your dog? This is a time of large and small family gatherings in HIS house. Who are these people? Should I protect my human family or are these friends? These
Have you purchased a license for your dog? There are benefits beyond merely complying with the law…
Many dog owners have never purchased a license for their dog and are oblivious to the legal requirement. After all, unless you “get caught” why should you bother? Your thinking may be that your dog is friendly and basically confined to
How to inadvertently turn your dog into a vicious nightmare
People-look at the YouTube video I have posted here. What is this guy trying to accomplish with his Rottie? As the dog snarls aggressively, the man is rubbing and petting and positively reinforcing the growling. It seems the dog is
Report All Dog Bites and Attacks to the Police to Protect Others
If you or a loved one are attacked by a dog and injured, you need to report the event to the local police. Why? The only way a dog inclined to attack can be kept under the surveillance of the
Socialize your puppy-prevent future lawsuits
When you first bring your puppy home, it is hard to imagine it could ever be the source of a lawsuit. However, if you do not socialize your puppy from a young age with both new people and new dogs,
Dog Bite Prevention Week in Mid-May-postal Carriers and Couriers are Often Victims
NALC Director of Safety & Health Brian Hellman urges NALC branches to alert members that as spring arrives, dogs are outside more often. Now is the time to include dog bite awareness information in your safety and health awareness program.