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Sunday, September 27

Colorado Study Finds Higher Severe-Bite Risk in Some Dogs

Male dogs and dogs at the youngest and oldest ages faced greater risk in the study.

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A Colorado study found that male dogs faced a higher risk of severe bites. The same higher risk appeared among dogs at the youngest and oldest ages. The findings focus on dog health and bite severity, giving owners a clearer picture of which dogs were more likely to experience serious bites in the study.

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