On 19 December of last year, NZPO received a report from the public indicating that the western California community in the Panhashi region had suffered injuries to animals and was bleeding. The bodyguards brought back a black Hepbit dog, whose face had been badly injured and the medical room was bloody and alarming. The vet immediately stopped the bleeding and performed an X-ray examination, which diagnosed the dog with a broken upper and lower jaw.
Ms. Chen told the public that there was a black dog in the open-ocean California community in the Cedar Bridge area, who spat his blood and scared her to death before calling for help. After careful examination by the Veterinary of the Veterinary Department, it was found that its gears and strong muscle distributions should be of the bloodline of the pit dogs and that the silver chain should be fed.
From an X-ray diagnosis, the dog's jaw was fractured and the jaw was almost separated from the mouth mucus; The jaw is broken into three knots, and it doesn't fit. In an effort to stop the bleeding as soon as possible, the medical team of the SAC was operated on for three and a half hours, removing the difficulty of connecting the jaws and stopping the bleeding of the mouth. At this point, in order to take into account the physical strength of Peter the Bitter Dog, the medical team decided to maintain Peter ' s physical strength with an infusion, which would be carried out on an alternate day before performing a jaw operation.
At present, the dog has completed surgery for the upper and lower jaws and is waiting for the master to come and take him home. The Veterinary Sherida of the Veterinary Department of Veterinary Protection stated that the hairy mothers should undergo sterilization as soon as possible, so that male dogs and cats would be prevented from coming out in search of animals who had an affair with a female nearby. In addition, dogs are chained in such a way that, in addition to avoiding conflict with other dogs, traffic accidents do not run away from the chain.