Chaining
Journal of the
American Medical Association and Public Health studies prove that chained dogs account
for a substantial
proportion of serious and fatal bites.
Centers for Disease
Control (CDC):
•Chained dogs
are 2.8 times more likely to bite.
•Dogs most
likely to bite are male, unneutered, and chained.
•Victims are
most often children, as
they are smaller and weaker targets.
they are smaller and weaker targets.
