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Recreation > Pets > Dogs > Issues > Dangerous Behavior : Categories
Recreation > Pets > Dogs > Issues > Dangerous Behavior : Web Resources
Recreation > Pets > Dogs > Issues > Dangerous Behavior : Web-Sites
| 2. Doggone Safe
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| Dog bite prevention organization. Includes articles and support group for bite victims. [English/French] |
| http://doggonesafe.com |
| 3. HSUS: Stay Bite Free
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| Dog bite prevention tips including bite-proofing yourself and your dog, facts, and safety tips for children. |
| http://www.hsus.org/nodogbites/nodogbites.html |
| 5. Kenneth Phillips
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| Los Angeles attorney providing information about dog bite incidents, laws, and injury prevention for victims, parents, and dog owners. |
| http://www.dogbitelaw.com/ |
| 6. Pediatrics: Which Dogs Bite?
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| A case-control study comparing biting and non-biting dogs in Denver. Biting dogs were more likely to be male, unneutered, and chained. |
| http://www.cdc.gov/ncipc/duip/dog3.pdf |
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Recreation > Pets > Dogs > Issues > Dangerous Behavior : Web Resources
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