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Introduction

This paper discusses all accounts and attempts that have been undertaken for the purpose and objective of making significant changes and reduces the count of deaths and disease that may spread due to dog bite. This paper shall discuss dog bite prevention in a holistic context and make us more aware of the attempts that could be undertaken accordingly.

The focus of the problem

For this study, we first need to witness, skin and identify exactly how big the problem is. According to statistics and the studies that have been undertaken, an estimated 4.5 billion people get bitten by dogs all around the world (Carson, 1986, 21-26). Ratio of 1:5 have been identified for those children that have been bitten by dogs require constant and iterated medicinal dosage and constant medical assistance; some of them may even experience dire situations that have experienced death or constantly deteriorating health conditions even with effective medical care. In 2006, more than 31,000 people underwent reconstructive surgery as a result of being bitten by dogs.

Who is at risk?

The most prone to dog biting are children, sick and elderly. One cannot be sure of having a dog as a pet and that they will not hurt them. One should always keep an eye out for any suspicious behavior that may become apparent, such as anger patterns and meal timings because no matter what happens, they are animals and will always have the instinct to fight back and make way for fulfilling their animalistic ways (Parker, 2004, 1160-4).

Which dogs bite?

Generally when the concern regarding dog bites come in, there have been several accounts of consideration that need to be dealt with. However, keeping other aside, the basic question that one needs to deal with is that which breed of what kind of dogs are most associated with this act and considered relatively 'more dangerous'? The answer to this question hasn't been explicitly and unambiguously defined, since singling out one of two breeds would actually cloud the entire concept and objective of the study that is being undertaken accordingly (Rasmussen, 1999, 133-139). However, generally, the most cases that have reported suggest that the popular breeds comprising large dogs have been identified as the ones that everybody needs to keep an eye out and beware of. This is because large dogs are capable of doing much more damage in comparison to all the other dogs that are around the vicinity and that their force, sense, keenness and anger are rather more heightened. However their intensity and depth of damage is also notable and greatly severe when it comes to investigating the accounts of the impacts that have taken place regarding dog bite intervention. There are several reasons why a particular breed isn't permitted or associated with the most iterated behavioral attempts towards biting their masters, children or the people around them ((NIOSH, 1988).

To begin with, the actual bite rate of a dog cannot be actually checked and counted that exactly how ...