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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The owner essentially let this happen and the reporter was engaging in behavior unknowingly that brought the attack on. From the article linked to below: But animal experts say it was Dyer who was really at fault. "The dog was trying to tell her, 'I am going to bite you,'" Colleen Safford, a prominent New York-based dog trainer, told Yahoo News. "Dogs 'talk' to us with their body with each and every interaction. [b]This dog was repeatedly 'telling' the anchor that she was making him uncomfortable and if she didn't stop, he would bite."[/b] "Basically, she did everything wrong," Ron Berman, a canine behavior specialist, told NBC. "She went up to a dog she didn't know--who didn't know her--and she either tried to kiss him or hug him or put her face too close to his face. He felt threatened and bit her." http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/cutline/rescued-dog-bites-nbc-anchor-face-during-feel-141755422.html [/quote] Not everyone speaks dog.[/quote]
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