Safety Tips for Parents

• Before you adopt a dog, make sure you select the proper breed for your environment. (www.avma.org/careforanimals/animatedjourneys/petselection/consider.asp)
• Neutered dogs are far less likely to bite than sexually intact dogs.
• Unchained dogs are less likely to bite than chained dogs.
• Female dogs are less likely to bite than male dogs.

All dog safety information is meant to be regarded as suggestions only. There is no way to guarantee these tech­niques will prevent injury or death.

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