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Dog Bite Prevention Part 3 Practicing Safe Behavior
Practicing Safe Behavior Around Dogs
Not only do we need to train our dogs to behave properly, we need to train ourselves safe dog practices. Just like with a dog, after a little practice, these things will be second nature. Don't forget to train the kids too.
NEVER leave a small child unsupervised with a pet or let your dog sleep in the baby‘s room. It is natural for a child to want to hug the dog, but dogs don't necessarily want to be hugged. The bite that may occur will most likely be in the face since this is the closest part to the dog. 77% of injuries to children are facial. That's approximately 44,000 per year. Remind your child not to pull on the dog's ears, tail, or fur and not to sit on the dog's back. Dogs don't like to be confused with horses.
Teach your child not to tease dogs behind fences. He may not be behind the fence when the child is passing through tomorrow.
Behave calmly around the dog. Excitement, loud voices, and anger may trigger a bite.
Avoid running past a strange dog. Keep in mind that you cannot out-run or out-bike a dog, so don't try.
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