At Amao Law, we help people injured by dog bites across Ontario get the compensation they deserve. If you or a loved one has suffered from a dog attack, we handle the legal work and insurance claims so you can focus on healing.
Common Aggressive Dog Breeds
While any dog can bite, some breeds are more often involved in attacks due to their nature. These include:
- Pit Bulls – Despite bans in some areas, these dogs can be aggressive toward humans and other dogs.
- Rottweilers – Known for their herding and hunting instincts, they require careful training.
- German Shepherds – Intelligent and protective, often used by law enforcement, they can be aggressive if provoked.
- Huskies – Pack hunters with strong instincts that can make them unpredictable.
- Akitas – Territorial dogs that may not tolerate other dogs well, especially off-leash.
- Mastiffs – Large and powerful, their size alone can cause serious injury.
How to Avoid a Dog Attack
If you encounter a dog that seems aggressive:
- Stay calm and do NOT run
- Hold your position and stand non-threateningly
- Avoid direct eye contact and do NOT smile
- Be ready to defend yourself if necessary
- Use objects like a shoe or sweater to keep the dog at bay
If attacked, try to protect your throat and ribs as dog bones can break if pressured correctly.
Injuries from Dog Bites
Dog bites can cause serious physical and psychological harm, including:
- Facial disfigurement
- Deep cuts and puncture wounds
- Broken bones and fractures
- Concussions and skull injuries
- Infections such as rabies
- In severe cases, even death
Why Choose Amao Law?
- Experienced — Over 40 years of combined legal expertise
- Committed — 5-star client satisfaction ratings
- Proven Results — Millions recovered for injury victims
What Compensation Can You Get?
You may be entitled to compensation for:
- Medical treatment and future care
- Lost wages
- Pain and suffering
- Other related expenses
Contact Amao Law Today
If you or a loved one has been injured in a dog bite attack anywhere in Ontario, contact Amao Law for a free, no-obligation case evaluation. We work on a contingency fee basis meaning we only get paid if you win your case.