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: Glendale Personal Injury LawyerTo Avoid a Dog's Bite, Try Changing Your Own Response
By Greg Owen
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Many people have been in a situation where a strange dog approaches sans a leash. Some consider using mace to protect themselves against such a situation.
Full post as published by Glendale Personal Injury Lawyer on January 14, 2008 (boomark / email).
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