Dog Bites

Even the most well-behaved dogs may act out if they feel scared. Responsible dog owners take the necessary steps to make sure that their dog does not cause harm to anyone else. Dog owners are generally expected to: Properly restrain and maintain control of their dog...

Dogs are considered family-friendly pets that are good around children and are generally well-behaved and obedient. People never think their dog could be dangerous, but even family pets can behave in aggressive ways, especially if they feel protective or scared....

Having someone else’s dog attack or bite you is frightening, and you may have concerns about infection, rabies or nerve or muscle damage after a bite. You may also have questions about whether you might be able to hold the dog owner responsible for your injuries and...

Dog ownership has become increasingly popular in recent decades. According to the American Veterinary Medical Association, nearly 40% of U.S. households have a dog in the family. Unfortunately, when walking your furry friend, you may encounter a vicious dog not on a...

Dog bites are a serious event in the lives of both the dog owner and the person who was bit. If you reside in New Jersey, you should understand the state dog bite laws in order to protect yourself.  By familiarizing yourself with the basics of New Jersey’s dog bites...

Roughly 4.7 million people are bitten by dogs each year in the United States, and nearly 800,000 of those injuries need to be treated in a hospital or emergency room. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says children receive more severe injuries and...