The injury of humans or animals by dogs as well as signs of excessive aggressive behavior are  reportable. This is to detect possible misbehavior at an early stage. Thus, corrections can be initiated or preventive measures can be taken in time.

A dog bite or signs of excessive aggression can indicate an underlying problem with the animal. The clarification that follows a mandatory report can help dog owners better understand their dogs and take precautionary measures to prevent further incidents.

The goal is to detect risky situations and prevent serious injuries whenever possible, as well as to improve the coexistence of humans and dogs.

The following persons or institutions are responsible for the reports:

• Human dog bite injuries: Reporting by doctor's offices or hospital
• Dog bite injuries in animals: reporting by veterinary practices
• Signs of excessive aggressive behavior that endangers the environment: Reporting by veterinary practices, police,