My dog is not a threat.
Here we are, I got this reservation 2 months ago. I spoke on the phone with a lady, I called precisely to ask what are the restrictions on the dogs. She hymmed and hawed around after I told her I have...
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dturm wrote:
Recent article from Cincinnati ER physicians Cincinnati.com
Excerpt:We agree with the American Veterinary Medical Association’s assertion that “a well-planned proactive community approach can make a substantial impact.” This approach does not include breed-specific legislation, but rather a well-organized multidisciplinary strategy tailored to the community. We must move past the breed debate and focus efforts on common-sense, effective strategies that work for our community.
Wide spread dog bite prevention education would substantially reduce bite. A vast majority of people do not how to approach a dog.
First thing lots of people dog is grab each side of the dogs, head and then stick their face into the face of the dog!!. WOW!! That is just asking for a dog to bite the face!
They don't even know how to pet a strange dog! Lots of dogs do not like being patted/petted on top of the head! A scratch under the jowls works much better, after you have been properly introduced to the animal.
Many,many dog bites are really the human's fault! Let's place the blame where it really belongs.
