How Does the Ratio of Lattice Points to Radius Behave as Radius Increases?

Shoelace Thm.
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Given a circle centered at the origin, how can one prove that the limit of the quotient of the number of lattice points on the circle over the radius goes to zero as radius goes to infinity?
 
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Does anyone have any ideas?
 

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