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• Spay or neuter your dog — unneutered dogs are more likely to bite.
HSUS statistics reflect that dogs that have not been spayed or neutered are up to three times more likely to be involved in a biting incident- than neutered or spayed dogs. In fact, while particular breeds are considered “biters,” a dog’s breed is less likely to influence biting behavior.
Butler said that the USPS 'and HSUS agree that, in most cases, dog bites are caused more often by irresponsible dog owners than by bad dogs. Dogs that haven’t been properly socialized, that receive little attention or handling, or that are left tied up for long periods of time, frequently turn into biters.
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