Fatal Dog Attacks: The Stories Behind the Statistics

by Karen Delise

Today's headlines are filled with horror stories about fatal dog attacks. Consequently, the public has grown increasingly alarmed over what it perceives as an ominous phenomenon, uncontrolled and growing. People across the nation have concluded that many breeds/types of dogs are dangerous, violent and even worse - unpredictable. "Fatal Dog Attacks" was written to set the record straight. The book explores four decades of deadly assaults. The ONLY book of its kind, it presents scientific details and the latest information from major sources including the Centers for Disease Control. "Fatal Dog Attacks" uncovers the truth about the frequency and causes of unprovoked dog attacks, who are the most likely victims, which breeds are most agressive, how people can best protect themselves, and most who is ultimately responsible for these attacks.

Genres: Animals, Dogs

Paperback

Published November 1, 2002

Reviews

[Dani · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book for people who want to know the statistics behind some dog attacks. My only wish is that she would update the book with newer information.