February 18, 2006
Good Dogs/Bad Dogs

In the wake of the recent mauling death of a 12-year-old San Francisco boy, we look at measures to promote responsible pet ownership and protect people from dangerous dogs. Also some of the misconceptions about specific breeds.

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	"Dog Bite King” attorney Kenneth Phillips who represents hundreds of dog bite victims from around the U.S.
	American Canine Foundation’s Glen Bui on why breed-specific bans don’t work.
	Donna Reynolds of BAD RAP (Bay Area Doglovers Responsible About Pitbulls) tells us why pit bulls should be loving family pets and how to avoid pit bull aggression.
	Kathy Santo, author of Dog Sense on why getting inside your dog’s head is the key to training.	Buy Products Related To This Story: Kathy Santo's Dog Sense Knopf Kathy Santo List Price: $19.95 Amazon Price: $13.57
	The SPCA’s Karen Jaffee on the advantages and etiquette of taking your pet to work.
	Hartz veterinarian Jill Richardson tells us why women would rather hang out with their dog than their spouse or partner.
	Veterinarian Nicolette Zarday tells us how to keep your dog away from picnic and party dangers.

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