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According to CBS News, Houston has the highest number of dog attacks on United States Postal Service (USPS) mail carriers.

State Farm Insurance and the Insurance Information Institute (III) recently released research on the cost of dog bite claims in the United States. CBS says that the research shows that the costs of dog bite claims have increased by half over the decade.
Spokeswoman for the III, Loretta Worters, said in an interview that the reason these costs have gone up is due to “increased medical costs as well as the size of settlements, judgments and jury awards given to plaintiffs, which are still on the upswing,” reported CBS.
Other statistics from this research on dog attacks included:
In interviews conducted by CBS, experts said that the best way to reduce the number of dog attacks is to provide education on responsible ownership of a dog. Lastly, it is incorrect to assume that only certain breeds will attack, because all dogs can attack.
If you would like to learn more about dog attacks and what you should do if you have been attacked, click here for more information.
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Source: http://www.cbsnews.com/news/find-out-which-state-has-most-dog-bite-claims/
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