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Come si dice in Inglese (Stati Uniti)? Dog-started fire- 51 induction cooktop fire cases in New York this year

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Hi. I would like to write a title sentence for a newspaper.
I started it off with a phrase ; "Dog-started fire" which I would like to mean that the fire cases started by dogs. Is it grammatical? (So I didn't say dog-started fire "cases" for simplicity but I'm not sure if it's okay when it's short without "cases")

And for the part after "-":
I would like to stress that this year until now(like in August) there has already been 31 cases in total.
Does it sound okay to you? thanks
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