
Dogs may be more likely to bite people on hotter, sunnier days, and when air pollution levels are higher, new researchers suggest.
According to the study, the likelihood of dog bites occurring in these conditions increases by up to 11%.

Dogs may be more likely to bite people on hotter, sunnier days, and when air pollution levels are higher, new researchers suggest.
According to the study, the likelihood of dog bites occurring in these conditions increases by up to 11%.