Is Your Pet Dog a Chow Chow? If So, Then Read This

Chow Chow dogs are known for their unbearable cuteness. But looks could really mask one’s personality and temperament, including these cuddly creatures. These dogs can be very aggressive and hostile to strangers and other animals because of their fiercely protective and territorial disposition.

In fact, according to a study in the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), out of 238 dog bite-related deaths from 1979 to 1998, eight of them were caused by Chow Chows.

Despite the territorial and protective nature of Chow Chows, they should not be treated inhumanely; instead, owners of such dogs should be committed in putting up the ante in raising and training their pets to avoid dog bites or attacks.

Dog Bites: One of the Leading Causes of Personal Injury

Dog bites are among the leading causes of personal injury in the United States these days. Consequently, more and more Americans fall victim to this mishap, which is most of the time caused by the negligence of some dog owners.

According to the records of the website DogsBite.org, there were about 1,000 Americans who needed emergency treatment after they were bitten by such animals. DogsBite.org has documented numerous cases of dog attacks on humans for public reference. They also warn irresponsible dog owners of the consequences of neglect. In addition, the website presented the following information, which encapsulates the facts of dog bites through 1982 until 2010: