After a dog bite incident, it is best to contact your local police and/or emergency services. They will be able to document the incident, ensure the dog is not an immediate threat, and contact paramedics if necessary. You should seek treatment for the dog bite from your physician or local hospital. Afterwards, contact a personal injury lawyer to assess the details of the case and move forward with any necessary legal action.
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