

Unfortunately, children are the most frequent victims when it comes to dog bites. Sometimes, it is their size and level of trust that opens them up to the risk of being bitten by a dog. If your child has suffered injuries as a result of an Illinois dog bite, you should contact a Chicago dog bite lawyer.
Statistics on Children and Dog Bites
Chicago dog bite injuries are no rarity, and in fact, these types of animal attacks may occur more common than you would think. Listed below are national statistics on children and dog bites of which you should be aware:
Children's Injuries from Dog Bites
The face is at the greatest risk of being injured when a child is attacked. Every year in the United States there are approximately 44,000 visits to the emergency room because of a dog bite or attack that results in facial injuries.
Why is the face most at risk in a Chicago dog bite attack on a child? Sometimes, this is because children will stick their face in a dog's face, not understanding the vulnerability of their actions and how this makes them a target to a dog's bite. Or children happen to be facing a dog when the attack occurs. Most of the facial injuries occur to the lips, nose and cheeks.
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