USPS reveals shocking number of dog attacks on mail carriers, issues urgent warning to pet owners
The USPS has reported over 5,200 dog attacks on mail carriers in the past year, prompting a warning to pet owners. The agency is urging Americans to secure their dogs during mail deliveries to prevent incidents. This initiative coincides with the USPS's annual Dog Bite Awareness campaign aimed at promoting responsible pet ownership.
- ▪Los Angeles recorded the highest number of reported attacks on mail carriers, with 70 incidents.
- ▪USPS officials are advising pet owners to restrain their dogs before opening doors for deliveries.
- ▪Dog attacks can lead to significant financial consequences for pet owners, including medical expenses and lost wages.
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Lifestyle USPS reveals shocking number of dog attacks on mail carriers, issues urgent warning to pet owners Los Angeles recorded highest number of reported attacks on mail carriers, with 70 incidents By Kelly McGreal Fox News Published June 5, 2026 8:00am EDT Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Comments Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video More than 5,200 mail carriers attacked by dogs as USPS issues warning USPS officials are urging Americans to secure their pets during deliveries after more than 5,200 dog attacks on mail carriers were reported nationwide last year.
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