10 Important Halloween Safety Tips for Dogs

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| October 15, 2014

#3 – Watch for Signs of Stress

Watch your dog for signs that he is “over” Halloween. If he is, it’s time to call it a night. A stressed or fearful dog is more likely to bite.

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