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I mean, presuming the same people don't get bitten once a year every year and guessing that I might live for 70 years the chances seem quite high.
2% of the population are bitten... while nearly the half the population own dogs, and of those many have more than one... that's a lot of dogs, and not a lot of dog bites. Anyway, male children around ages 5-10 are the most likely to get bitten, so either you are a very well spoken little boy, or you're not very likely to be bitten by a dog. |
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