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The text highlights bite statistics, explains why bites often involve family or neighborhood pets, and provides practical guidance for parents, teachers, and kids, including supervision, responsible dog management, training and socialization, spay or neuter, and reporting neglect or cruelty. Emphasis is placed on permission, calm approaches, and child-safe play.","Play It Safe with Dogs  \nConvive seguro con perros  \nA Spanish-English Coloring Book  \nHumane Society serves as the youth education division of The Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) . Humane Society (formerly the National Association for Humane and Environmental Education) has worked since 1973 to educate young people about kindness and respect for all animals, activate youth in efforts to protect animals and their natural habitats, and provide teaching materials, professional development, and other support to teachers and humane educators.  \nOur many offerings include Mission: Humane, a program that leads kids and teens in projects to help animals, the award-winning classroom newspaper KIND News, and the Certified Humane Education Specialist (CHES) program.  \nTo order additional copies of this book or to learn about our other humane education materials and programs, [visit](visit humanesociety.org)[ humanesociety.org](visit humanesociety.org)  \n© 2008 Humane Society Illustrated by Mike Dammer  \nDear Parents and Teachers,  \nEach year, an estimated 4.7 million people are bitten by dogs, and 800,000 dog-biterelated injuries are severe enough to require medical attention. More than half of all dog-bite victims are children, with the highest rate of dog-bite-related injuries occurring in children ages five to nine.  \nTeaching children to stay safe around dogs is extremely important. Equally essential is our responsibility as adults to reduce the chance that our dogs will bite. None of us wants to believe that our lovable pets would harm anyone—least of all a child—but statistics show that most dog bites are caused by the family dog or a neighbor’s or relative’s pet. Here are some important ways you can help. These tips are from The Humane Society of the United States.  \n• Never, ever leave a young child alone with a dog.  \n• Never allow your dog to roam.  \n• Train and socialize your dog to be comfortable around people.  \n• Don’t tie or chain your dog outside for long periods of time. Tethered dogs can feel isolated and become aggressive. Dogs are motivated to protect their territory and will often bite when someone comes within reach of their chain.  \n• Remind family members and others not to disturb dogs who are sick, sleeping, eating, nursing puppies, or guarding territory or property, such as a car, toy, or yard.  \n• Teach children to play safely with dogs; avoid aggressive games, such as tug-ofwar. Also, because children mimic what they see, never hit a dog as a form of discipline.  \n• Spay or neuter your dog. Dogs who have not been spayed or neutered are more likely to bite than dogs who have been sterilized. Spay and neuter operations also help stop pet overpopulation and can provide significant health benefits for pets.  \n• Report suspected cases of animal cruelty and neglect to local animal control agencies or shelters.  \nFor more information on proper dog care and dog bite prevention, visit [www.nodogbites.org](www.nodogbites.org. Thank you)[. Thank you](www.nodogbites.org. 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