The good news is that experts claim that indications of canine aggression are usually obvious well before a dog attacks, and you can teach youngsters to detect them.
Teach children to look for raised fur, a raised tail, full eye contact that shows the white of the eyes, lip lifting to show teeth, and holding ears forward.
A dog that is ready to bite has an aggressive stance.
Occasionally dogs bite from laying down, but the tail will stop wagging, the fur will rise with aggression, and the whites of the eyes will show.
Sometimes these signs happen fast, so teach children to be alert.