This document discusses dog bite prevention. It states that the CDC considers dog bites to be an epidemic in the US, with around 4.7 million people bitten annually and 800,000 requiring medical care. Mixed breed dogs are responsible for most bites, while pit bulls and German shepherds cause the most lethal attacks. It provides tips for preventing dog bites such as not approaching unfamiliar dogs, not disturbing dogs that are sleeping or caring for puppies, and calling animal control if seeing a stray or strangely behaving dog. Dog owners are advised to restrain, socialize, and obedience train their pets to help prevent bites.