|Articles|June 30, 2009

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“Most aggression to children is caused by fear. Cats may be fearful of newborn infants and usually react by hiding. With dogs, aggression usually appears when the baby becomes mobile.”

-Laurie Bergman, VMD, DACVB

From Ensuring a behaviorally healthy pet-child relationship

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