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Dog Bites & Attacks

Dogs in Restaurants: What Does the Law Say?

Published on August 19, 2024 by Ken Christensen

Statistics show that Utah as a whole isn’t exceptionally dog-crazy, but a lot of us still are! For many of us, our dogs are a constant part of everyday life. Running, hiking, and playing with them is a favorite hobby. But what about eating out? Many owners like eating with their dogs in restaurants, to the dismay of…

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Dog Owner Responsibility

Published on August 19, 2024 by Ken Christensen

Dog Responsibility

Dog ownership is said to give many benefits related to health and disposition. Dog owners are found to have lower blood pressure and less stress as a result of their regular interaction with their dogs. Other people value their dog’s company and friendship. As man’s best friend, dogs are known for their loyalty and ability…

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5 Ways to Respond to a Neighbor’s Aggressive Dog

Published on August 19, 2024 by Ken Christensen

A recent study by LiveScience found that there is a correlation between traditionally “aggressive” dog breeds and owners who share those traits associated with difficult dogs.  Not surprisingly, people seem to appreciate pets they can relate to:  the owners of bull terriers were found to be generally more argumentative, the owners of Labrador Retrievers tend…

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7 Risk Factors of Serious Dog Bites

Published on August 19, 2024 by Ken Christensen

A dog may be the most loyal companion a person could hope to have—and there is absolutely nothing pathetic about that statement.  The relationship shared by dogs and humans stretches back thousands of years; and history is rife with tales of dogs’ stunning selflessness in caring for their people.  One of the more famous old…

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3 Myths about Dog Bite Injuries Debunked

Published on August 19, 2024 by Ken Christensen

It has often been said that individuals under hypnosis cannot be induced to commit any action that would be out of keeping with their character; that the power of suggestion cannot turn a reserved, well-behaved person into a social deviant with a criminal bent.  While it is true that a personality change requires much more…

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