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A dog biting a man who's on the ground on the hand during training, training will help curb rise in dog bites from COVID.
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Current Rise in Dog Bites Linked to COVID-19 Pandemic  

It’s no secret that the successful co-existence between dogs and humans traces back to thousands of years ago. 

While there’s no denying this dog-human connection still runs deep, concerns about whether man’s best friend is slowly becoming his “enemy” remain high. The reason why? The alarming rise in dog bites. This unfortunate reality is one dog owners need to be…

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