Even the smallest pet dogs trace their ancestry back to wolves, and despite domestication, they still retain some wild instincts. Each year, dogs bite an estimated 4 million people, with certain breeds responsible for a disproportionate number of attacks. Many of these breeds were originally developed for tasks like hunting or guarding, making them more likely to cause serious harm. Watch this fascinating video to learn which dog breeds are most likely to bite.
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