Two dogs ran into a chicken cage in a family in Sydney West, and the male and female owners were severely bitten and taken to hospital to prevent the dogs from killing their pet chickens and ducks. One dog has now been removed and the other is “at large”.
According to Sydney Morning Herald, last Saturday afternoon, two dogs were found in their chicken cages by the men and women living in Castlereagh in Sydney. In order to prevent the pet from being killed by a dog, a 27-year-old woman ran into a chicken cage, resulting in severe bites of her face, arm and body by a bad dog.
Twenty-nine-year-old men were looking for tools in their homes to uniform dogs, and he heard the screams of women and came to help. When he tried to pull one of the dogs that bit the woman, the other dog bit his hand deeply and bit him in the stomach.
The dogs ran out of the chicken cage and one of them escaped when the police arrived.
Emergency ambulance personnel took the two men to hospital and they received surgical treatment.
The police found the owner of the dog, and the dog that had not escaped was killed. At the time of the news, the police were still looking for a second dog. This is a mixed Rhodesian spinal dog.
Last Sunday, another dog bite occurred on Castle Hill, northwest of Sydney. A two-year-old boy was attacked by a Husky from his home. He was taken to Westmead Children ' s Hospital, where his face was injured and he needed stitches.