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• Do not scream. This may excite the dog even more.
• Do not throw things at the dog. This may make him mad and more likely to try and bite you.
• Do not run. The dog may chase you.
• Do not turn your back on the dog.
• Remain motionless. Keep your hands and arms at your side with your hands tucked into fists.
• Avoid making eye contact with the dog.
• Once the dog loses interest, slowly back away until the dog is out of sight.
• If the dog attacks, “feed” it a jacket, purse, backpack or any other object to create a barrier between you and the dog. This may buy you enough time to escape.
• If the dog knocks you down, curl into a ball, protect your ears and the back of your neck with your arms and remain motionless.
• If you are bitten, immediately wash the wound with soap and water and contact your physician.
• Report the bite to your local animal control agency and the police.

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• Never approach a dog that is tied up in a yard.
• Never reach through a fence to pet a dog.
• Never try to pet a dog that is in a car.
• Never bother a dog that is eating, sleeping or caring for puppies.
• Never pull a dog’s ears or tail.
• Never try to pet a dog that is sick, hurt or frightened (i.e. by fireworks, thunder, etc.)
• Be careful when playing with dogs. They may get overly excited and try to bite you.