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Dog Bites & Attacks

5 Ways to Respond to a Neighbor’s Aggressive Dog

Published on March 29, 2013 • Last updated August 19, 2024 by Ken Christensen
Topics: Dog Bites & Attacks

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 March 8, 2013 • Last updated August 19, 2024 by Ken Christensen
Topics: Dog Bites & Attacks

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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4 Common Premise Liability Scenarios

Published on March 5, 2013 • Last updated August 19, 2024 by Ken Christensen
Topics: Brain Injuries, Burn Injuries, Children & Accidents, Dog Bites & Attacks, Fatal Accidents, Pool Drowning Accidents, Slip & Fall, Wrongful Death

The 1989 comédie noire, The ’Burbs, sees Tom Hanks and Bruce Dern playing an idle vacationer and wired Vietnam veteran who are attempting to unravel the mystery of their creepy new neighbors, the Klopeks, both at the behest and in spite of the bumbling of a gauche fellow resident.  Together, the lunatic trio commences snooping around…

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3 Myths about Dog Bite Injuries Debunked

Published on February 8, 2013 • Last updated August 19, 2024 by Ken Christensen
Topics: Dog Bites & Attacks

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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10 Ways to Respond to or Avoid a Dog Attack

Published on January 16, 2013 • Last updated August 19, 2024 by Ken Christensen
Topics: Children & Accidents, Dog Bites & Attacks

Have you ever experienced an overly aggressive salesperson manning a kiosk at the mall? In many ways, a vicious dog is not so different:  they trail on your heels without regard to whether or not you’re actually paying them any attention, they make a lot of noise, and they’re weighing their alternative next moves based…

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Dog Bite Myths Addressed

Published on November 20, 2012 • Last updated August 19, 2024 by Ken Christensen
Topics: Dog Bites & Attacks

You may think you know the general rules of interacting with dogs—don’t pet animals you don’t know; don’t approach any dog from behind; don’t run when frightened; and don’t assume that a wagging tail indicates friendly intentions.  You might also think you know how your dog will respond to people—after all, he’s terrific with your…

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Touching Story Comes Too Close for Comfort: Kyle Dyer, 9News Anchor, Bitten in Face by Rescued Dog

Published on May 22, 2012 • Last updated August 19, 2024 by Ken Christensen
Topics: Dog Bites & Attacks

This convoluted story begins with a dog, an Argentine Mastiff, which got off the leash and ended up in an icy lake struggling for its life.  The dog fell through thin ice, plunging into the freezing water.  It was disoriented and swam further inward towards the middle of the lake.  Luckily, local firefighters were alerted…

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