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Home›Dog insurance›National Dog Bite Prevention Week kicks off today with a Facebook Live event

National Dog Bite Prevention Week kicks off today with a Facebook Live event

By Vincent Harness
April 11, 2022
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The volume of dog bite claims in 2021 was 17,989, with insured losses totaling $881.8 million.

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Steve DaleCertified Animal Behavior Consultant and WGN-AM, Chicago radio host, will serve as panel moderator.

Coalition panelists will also offer safety and training tips for socializing dogs; provide information on how to support shelters and animal sanctuaries struggling due to a lack of financial resources; and share dog bite injury insurance claims data for 2021.

“In 2021, the national number of dog bite injury claims was 17,989, an increase of 2.2 from 2020, with a total claim cost of $881.8 million and the average cost per claim of $49,025. The average cost per claim decreased in 2021 for the first time in 10 years, by 1.1% compared to 2020,” said Janet Ruiz, Director, Strategic Communications, Triple-I. “California, Florida and Texas had the highest number of complaints. Education and training of owners and pets is key to ensuring everyone’s safety and health.”

Triple-I offers these four tips to reduce the likelihood of a dog bite incident:

  1. Be a responsible parent
  2. Socialize your dog
  3. Teach your kids the basics of dog safety
  4. Knowing Your Dog’s Aggression Triggers (e.g. Loud Noises)

The III has an extensive library of educational videos on its Youtube channel.

SOURCE Insurance Information Institute

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