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- Broken bones
- Dog bite with injury or sprain to ligaments, muscles, and other tissue
- Twisting of a leg from dog attack with a fall to the ground
- Dog bite with a wound that requires surgery sutures or stitches
- Dog teeth punctures causing scarring
- Pain, bruises or swelling at the site of the dog bite
- Emotional trauma from being bitten or attacked by a dog
- Head, neck, back, arm pain from a dog attack
- Falling from being knocked over by a dog
- Disfigurement from vicious dog attack and dog bite
- Series of rabies shots after a dog bite
- Dog bites on face causing facial scars
- Dog bites on face causing nerve damage and paralysis
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The American Veterinary Medical Association 2014 study on Serious Dog Bite Injury by Breed showed the German Shepherd, Pit Bull, Rottweiler, Jack Russell Terrier and Chow Chow breeds are most likely to cause a serious bite.
The Centers for Disease Control reports that most rabies deaths in people around the world are caused by dog bites. The Rabies virus infection attacks the central nervous system causing death. The CDC advises that if a healthy dog bites a person the dog should be confined and observed daily.
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