We were pleased to collaborate on this article with Dion Studinski, Founder of Ancillary K9, Dog Trainer and Behaviorist.  

“Dog bites are stressful, emotional, and often happen fast. In the moment, it’s easy to panic or make decisions that can make the situation worse for both the person bitten and the dog involved. Whether you’re the person bitten or the owner, knowing exactly what to do in this situation can protect everyone’s safety, health, and legal standing.” — From the article, The Essential Guide to Dog Bites in Colorado – What To Do After A Dog Bite

We recommend that you read the full article from Ancillary K9 here.  If you need legal support, please contact us at Emily A. Hines Law Office, PLLC.