Sometimes children suffer dog bites with disastrous results. Michelle Douglas, of The Refined Canine, is a past president of the Association of Pet Dog Trainers. In this interview on the “My Doggie Says…” show, Michelle talks about a dog bite tragedy that occurred in her neighborhood — and what can be done to prevent these accidents from happening.
In this short clip (1:34), Michelle summarizes the results of research by the Canine Research Council on childhood dog bites. Most incidents are a result of a child left alone with an unfamiliar dog in an unfamiliar place:
Here’s the full podcast:
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