Ian McVey wrote 01/30/2006 04:13 PM lab attacks #96571 - 01/30/2006 04:13 PM
Ian McVey Webboard User Reg: 09-01-2005 Posts: 110 Loc: Offline	Im looking for links, statistics, etc of purebred labradors biting people/attacking. I do demos at local schools with my dogs and im revamping my program to keep it new. Ive found bite statistics for some other breeds, but im looking for statistics on labs, sample stories, personnal experiances etc. Thanks in advance!
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Lisa Ewan wrote 01/30/2006 05:18 PM Re: lab attacks [Re: Ian McVey ] #96572 - 01/30/2006 05:18 PM
Lisa Ewan Webboard User Reg: 12-11-2005 Posts: 232 Loc: Manchester, U.K. Offline	Quote: Breeds that bite In the Netherlands, the breeds responsible for the most bites were Rottweiler (20 per cent), and Golden and Labrador Retriever (15 per cent). CHIRPP ranked the most common breeds causing a bite injury as German Shepherds, Cocker Spaniels, Rottweilers and Golden Retrievers. Golden and Labrador Retrievers have a reputation for being friendly and good-natured. The high number of bites is because they are very common. The Dutch survey found that for Rottweilers and Bull Terriers, the chances of biting are seven and six times higher respectively than for other pedigree breeds. This was taken from :- web page Found a few isolated reports if you'd like them too.
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