Level 1: The dog snaps at a person but does not make contact. Level 2: The dog actually bites the victim and achieves tooth on skin contact, but causes no puncture wound. Level 3: The dog's bite penetrates the victim's skin, but the wound is shallower than the length of a canine tooth.
Is it OK to put down an aggressive dog?
It's unfair to put others at risk, and depending on local laws, you might be liable for any damage done by your dog. Be sure the person taking your dog knows exactly what they are in for and is willing to treat and deal with your dog's aggression.
Should I put my dog down if he bites me?
In California, a dog that bites someone is not required to be put down since the owners of the dog are held liable for your injury – not the dog itself.
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