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USPS reveals shocking number of dog attacks on mail carriers, issues urgent warning to pet owners
The USPS reported over 5,200 postal worker dog attacks last year and launched a Dog Bite Awareness campaign to promote pet owner responsibility. Attacks can lead to financial consequences for owners and mail service disruptions. Cities like Los Angeles and Dallas had the highest reported incidents.
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