The Beijing police have a rumour about the news: "The dog bit the beautyist."

In recent days, there have been reports online that the pet hairdresser at Stoneview Hill ' s pet shop has been bitten by dogs, which has attracted considerable attention in the pet ring and that many pet shop staff have sent messages to mourn. Yesterday evening, journalists learned from the Ishiyama police that no similar incident had been reported in the Ishiyama district.

In recent days, there have been reports online that the pet hairdresser at Stoneview Hill ' s pet shop has been bitten by dogs, which has attracted considerable attention in the pet ring and that many pet shop staff have sent messages to mourn. Yesterday evening, journalists learned from the Ishiyama police that no similar incident had been reported in the Ishiyama district.

Friends spread hairdresser dead.

Most of the news came from a micro-clinic of an animal hospital.

Who's got the name "The Dog Bite the Pet"? What can we do? The article in “The Dead?” states that the time a pet shopkeeper was bitten by a dog on 2 June, when a pet shopkeeper at Stoneview Hill was bit in the throat while bathing the dog, “There is no immediate person”. According to the article, “The girl who died as a hairdresser at a pet shop in Ishiyama, Beijing, is being heard online.”

The journalist then called the animal hospital and the client said that the articles had been published for them, but that the sources had been integrated into the network and that they had only heard.

The Beijing police have a rumour about the news:

Police: basically false information

The article, which was published on 3 June, has already exceeded 50,000 readings.

However, questions were also raised by pet shop staff, and a friend of the journalist who worked at the pet shop stated that Rovina dogs were strong dogs, generally guard dogs and police dogs, and that the presence of such dogs was prohibited in Beijing.

Last night, the Ishiyama police indicated that no similar reports had been reported to the police in the territory. "We couldn't have known about all the bites." According to police sources, neither the alert platform nor the command centre found any leads and the basic verdict was false.