We often hear about children and people being bitten by dogs. Avoiding these kinds of situations starts with understanding body language. No matter how well a dog is socialised, he can still bite if he feels threatened. It’s important to understand body language so that people and dogs can stay safe around each other
For more on how to handle dogs that bite, see the May issue of AnimalTalk.
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