Georgia dog pack blurs line between pet and predator
A Georgia couple was killed by a pack of wild dogs, prompting euthanization of more than a dozen suspects. Experts note dogs bite millions yearly and discuss predatory instincts, ownership, feeding, and how domestic dogs can resemble their wolf ancestors under certain conditions.
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Tips to reduce a dog's bite risk through training
Experts advise early positive obedience training starting with puppy kindergarten and exposing puppies to diverse people in controlled settings. Do not allow jumping or nipping and redirect a nip with a sit or with a chew. Ensure exercise and mental stimulation under leash laws and supervise interactions with children.
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