Delivery drivers have never been in more demand. Until high-profile e-commerce companies figure out ways to use driverless vehicles, countless occupants will still travel throughout neighborhoods across the nation. However, with deliveries come risks, specifically...
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How to tell if a dog may attack
Dog bites generally occur when a dog feels threatened or the need to protect. Even normally sweet and calm dogs can become aggressive in specific situations. Certain breeds bite more than others, and certain ones deliver more damage. Some injuries are preventable when...
How to help your child get over a dog bite
Dogs make wonderful pets. That said, not all canines are docile. Any breed may attack when there is the perception of a threat. Receiving a bite wound is distressing for anyone, especially youth. The pain is emotional as well as physical. Adults can do much to help...
Who is liable for a dog bite injury in New Jersey?
Liability in a dog bite case is relatively straightforward. Only under specific circumstances would anyone other than the dog owner be liable for an attack. The concept of strict liability New Jersey abides by the strict liability concept for dog bite cases. According...
What does a capnocytophaga infection look like?
After suffering from a dog bite, your first concerns may revolve around rabies or the possibility of scarring. However, there is another immediate concern that you should give your attention to: the possibility of infection. Early infection The Centers for Disease...
Teaching your children about dog safety
Children have an affinity for dogs, but unfortunately, not every dog returns that affection. Pets do not always understand children’s intentions and might react violently in the worst-case scenario. Sadly, the most vulnerable age group for dog attacks is children....
Helping kids and cats coexist safely
Teaching children to be safe around pets is essential to bite prevention. This includes cats as well as dogs. Cat bites are less common than dog bites, but they are no less serious. Cats have small, sharp teeth that can produce deep puncture wounds. Even a scratch can...
Why do dog bite victims hesitate to pursue legal action?
Dog bites are often more serious than they first appear. Prompt treatment is essential, but even a properly treated bite can lead to painful and expensive complications. Despite this, victims may hesitate to take legal action for a variety of reasons. Confusion about...
Long-term effects of a dog bite injury
Dogs are “man’s best friend” but without proper training and socialization, their hyperactivity and protective instincts can lead to dangerous interactions with their human counterparts. According to the Center for Disease Control, hundreds of thousands of people seek...
These dog bite statistics might keep you safe
The United States has a lot of dogs. According to the Humane Society, 7 percent of the population owns a dog. Unfortunately, with a large number of dogs also comes a lot of dog bites. If you want to learn a few surprising statistics about dog bites in the US, continue...