Not well? What? SHOCK!
"According to the results, the population density did exert a
significant effect on the incidence of dog bites, whereas the
legislation in force did not. Popular breeds such as the German
shepherd and crossbreed dogs accounted for the great majority of the
incidents during the 2 periods
of study. Specifically, the German shepherd proved to be
over-represented significantly among the
canine population. Dogs in the dangerous breeds list, on the other hand,
were involved in a small proportion of the incidents both before and
after the introduction of legislation. The present results suggest
that the implementation of the Spanish legislation exerted little impact
on the epidemiology of dog
bites."
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