Letters to the Editor

  • 1. Marusinec LE. More on breed-specific legislation (lett). J Am Vet Med Assoc 2018;252:163–164.

  • 2. Partridge P. More on the dangerous dog debate (lett). J Am Vet Med Assoc 2018;252:164.

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  • 4. Rosado B, García-Belenguer S, León M, et al. Spanish dangerous animals act: effect on the epidemiology of dog bites. J Vet Behav Clin Appl Res 2007;2:166–174.

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  • 5. Klaassen B, Buckley JR, Esmail A. Does the dangerous dogs act protect against animal attacks: a prospective study of mammalian bites in the accident and emergency department. Injury 1996;27:89–91.

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  • 6. Voith VL, Trevejo R, Dowling-Guyer S, et al. Comparison of visual and DNA breed identification of dogs and inter-observer reliability. Am J Sociol Res 2013;3:17–29.

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  • 7. Bykowski MR, Shakir S, Naran S, et al. Pediatric dog bite prevention: are we barking up the wrong tree or just not barking loud enough? [published online ahead of print Apr 11, 2017] Pediatr Emer Care. doi: 10.1097/PEC.0000000000001132.

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  • 8. De Keuster T, Overall KL. Preventing dog bite injuries: the need for a collaborative approach. Vet Rec 2011;169:341–342.

  • 9. De Keuster T. Safe relationships between children and dogs: a one health approach, in Proceedings. 42nd Annu World Small Anim Vet Assoc Cong 2017;28–29.

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