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SOURCE TEXT PDF https://drive.proton.me/urls/Q7DXYBM4SW#VkyMa5DlDni6 This is how we END the massive problem of dogs chewing on and biting people every year. Dog bites cost us over $1 BILLION in home owner's insurance alone in both 2022 and 2023. And that only covers approximately 17,000 to 19,000 incidents per year out of HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS of bite incidents per year, over 300,000 of which involve people going to emergency rooms every year. It doesn't cover lost wages, lost jobs, health insurance cost or anything else. Even those 17,000 to 19,000 incidents probably cost us a total of several BILLION per year, when all of the costs are considered... We had an average of 316,200 emergency rooms visits per year due to dog bites in the 2000's, and by now that has risen as the problem keeps getting worse every year. So this problem of dog bites probably costs the U.S. tens of BILLIONS of dollars per year, once the TOTAL cost is calculated.

Re-uploaded because the first upload went to my profile only... why does that option exist? It's so annoying that I have to re-upload it just to counter the effect of accidentally uploading it to my "profile" instead of the general video pool.

https://dogbitelaw.com/dog-bite-statistics/all-dog-bite-statistics (has 2017 home owners insurance costs and TOTAL insurance costs from two studies done in the 90's, and also has number of emergency room visits per year on average due to dog bites, also has text showing that the severity and number of dog attacks have increased since the 80’s). https://www.iii.org/press-release/triple-i-us-home-insurers-paid-out-nearly-900m-in-dog-related-claims-in-2021-041222 (has 2021 home owners insurance costs). https://www.horstinsurance.com/news-and-blog/a-dog-bite-claim-costs-how-much/ (has 2022 homeowners insurance costs, and cost per claim).

A lot! https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7183464/

I realized that this would take months to make... so I decided to start uploading WIPS for some reason...

Why does this sound distortion happen whenever I visit certain sites like Yandex Translate, Home Depot, UPS, Fedex and many others? And the distortion subsides after a random period of time from seconds to minutes in length.

This is a redo of the previous video I made "It's just growling and barking at you! Duh!"... I forgot to include the phrase "AT LEAST" in that video.

GET OFF YOUR BICYCLE https://rumble.com/v29f3vc-get-off-your-bicycle-how-to-deal-with-dogs-while-cycling-dontdie-cycling-se.html

This one video LOST 2 views in 1 day. How can that be if YouTube is not throttling me?

Here's the whole thing. https://www.foxnews.com/us/colorado-dog-attack-disturbing-footage-video-church "Three adults jumped in to help get the dog off the girl, who reportedly sustained moderate puncture wounds to her left bicep and forearm, requiring immediate medical attention. The owner, who was arrested and charged with unlawful ownership of a dangerous animal, euthanized the dog after the attack. Authorities did not release the names of the girl or the dog owner."

Sho nuff!

Put your dog up, fool!