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Pitbullit taas vauhdissa Brittilässä....
10.03.2014 |
Samassa osoitteessa kaksi naista saman päivän aikana. Toiselta revittiin päänahka kallosta ja toiselta katkesi käsi. Päänahkansa luonut nainen oli vielä näitä pitbullien vaarattomuudesta saarnaajia.
A 22-year-old woman has undergone emergency surgery to fix her 'exposed skull' after her scalp was ripped off during a savage dog attack by a suspected pitbull terrier.
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Police were called back to the St Giles estate after a 38-year-old woman suffered a suspected broken arm and dog bites as she broke up a fight between two dogs.
Miss McCord underwent surgery this afternoon after her scalp was ripped off leaving the top of her skull exposed. She also suffered deep gouges to her cheeks following the attack at a disused Lincoln quarry popular with dog walkers.
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Miss McCord is thought to be in a relationship with Kelly. She posted a status on Facebook last July, reading: 'There's not [sic] such thing as a dangerous dog. Just a dangerous owner.'
Another status was accompanied by a picture of a dog with its bottom in the air, reading: ‘To everyone who thinks that pitbulls are mean - you can kiss my hiney.’
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Toi lastentarhassa tapahtunut hyökkäys kuvaa just ongelmaa noitten tiettyjen rotujen kanssa. Husky oli niin "kiltti" että ope toi sen lasten silitettäväksi koululle ja koira hyökkäsi kohti kasvoja täysin yllättäen. Kun ei nää omistajat kerta kaikkiaan tajua että noitten koirien kanssa ei voi tehdä tuollaisia juttuja ikinä, ihan viis siitä miten kiltti se hysky on siihen asti ollut. Seurakoirista näkee milloin niitten päässä kiehuu tai niillä ei ole villieläimen tai taistelukoiran vaistoja samalla lailla kuin roduilla jotka on jalostettu ihan muihin tarkoituksiin kuin halinalleiksi.
Miettikää millä voimalla koira puree jos ihmiseltä katkeaa käsi. Ihan turha tulla mitään chihuahua-vertauksia selittämään.
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SERIES OF ATTACKS IN BRITAIN BY AMERICAN PITBULL-TYPE DOGS
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Six days old: Baby Eliza-Mae Mullane died after what is thought to have been an attack by the family dog at her home in Carmarthenshire
This is the latest attack by what is thought to be an American pitbull-type dog.
Last month 11-month-old Ava Jayne Marie Corless was mauled to death by a dog believed to be of that species while in bed at a house on Emily Street in Blackburn, Lancashire.
An Alaskan Malamute and a collie-cross were destroyed following the death of a six-day-old girl in Pontyberem, Carmarthenshire, West Wales. The cause of Eliza-Mae Mullane’s (right) death on February 18 is not yet known.
In November last year, four-year-old Lexi Branson was mauled to death by a pet dog despite her mother’s desperate attempts to halt the attack. Lexi was attacked at a flat in Mountsorrel, Leicestershire. The dog had been a stray until a couple of months earlier.
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Another incident: Clifford Clarke, 79, was killed in a dog attack in his garden in Liverpool last May
In June 2013, a five-year-old boy was taken to hospital after being mauled by a dog in Co Antrim, Northern Ireland. The attack happened at Carniny Primary School on the outskirts of Ballymena. The boy was taken to hospital in Belfast where his condition was described as serious. It was later confirmed that the dog was being shown to schoolchildren as a last-day-of-term treat.
Clifford Clarke (right), 79, was killed in a dog attack in his garden in Liverpool last May. The retired hospital porter suffered fatal injuries after being mauled by a bull mastiff-cross which was reported to have found a way into Mr Clarke’s garden from a neighbouring house. The dog was shot dead by armed officers and two women from the area, aged 27 and 28, were arrested and bailed on suspicion of manslaughter.
Two months earlier, Jade Anderson, 14, was mauled to death by four dogs while visiting her friend near Wigan. The girl was discovered by armed police at a friend’s house in Chaucer Grove, Atherton, amid a pack of aggressive dogs. The animals, who were not on the list of breeds banned by the Dangerous Dogs Act, were put down after the incident. The owner of the animals, mother-of-one Beverley Concannon, 45, was given a suspended 16-week sentence at Wigan Magistrates’ Court for animal cruelty.