Protecting Your Child After a Traumatic Dog Attack Dog bites involving a child can be terrifying for the parents of the victim. These small, vulnerable kids can be seriously injured by dog bites, even if the breed is relatively small. The aftermath of the attack may be overwhelming, but it is important to know how…
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Safety Rules for Interacting With Your Family Dog While many parents may worry about animal attacks in areas with many stray dogs, knowing how to protect children from dogs that are family pets may not seem as crucial. However, the canine rules of etiquette apply regardless of how long one has known the animal. Create…
Continue reading ›Why Are Children at Such a High Risk for Dog Attacks? According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 42% of dog bites nationwide involve children under the age of 15. These statistics reveal a staggering concern that children are at a greater risk of being hurt in dog attacks. Often, the most severe…
Continue reading ›Statistics of Dog Bites and Children An estimated 4.5 million people are bitten by dogs in the US annually, with around 50% of attacks occurring to children. However, how many children are attacked by dogs each year may be significantly higher, as most bites are not treated in emergency departments and therefore do not become…
Continue reading ›Understanding the Invisible Wounds of a Dog Attack At Dog Bite Injury Lawyer, we know dog bite PTSD in children is a devastating but often overlooked consequence of a dog attack. Even after medical care for facial wounds and other severe injuries, young victims may develop post-traumatic stress disorder, panic attacks, and lasting psychological trauma.…
Continue reading ›A Leading Cause of Visits to Pediatric Emergency Departments Pediatric dog bite injuries are a major concern for the nation’s youngest civilians. In the United States, children represent roughly 36% of all fatalities caused by dog attacks between 2015 and 2019 (age nine and under). Additionally, children under the age of 2 accounted for 26%…
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