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Originally Posted by bizaro86
Regarding our societies' bias towards dogs:
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So of 2350 dog bite cases, only 3 of the dogs were considered risky? That seems pretty unlikely to me, to be honest. Doesn't that imply a dog that bit someone seriously enough for an investigation to be held has ~1% chance of biting again? That seems pretty low, to me. We should err on the side of valuing humans above dogs, imo. |
Why does that seem low? Do you personally witness a lot of dog bites and this doesn't jibe with your experiences? Honest question.