Today, as people ' s standard of living continues to rise, more and more people who love pets and live alone will choose to keep a few pet dogs with them, but dogs, unlike human beings, some of whom are dangerous, are also particularly concerned about security issues. However, the recent death of a woman from the United States in her home by a pet dog that she had been raising herself was frightening.
According to Mirror, on 14 May, the woman, Lisa, aged 52, lives in Chicago, Illinois, United States. On 9 May, she was attacked and bit to death in her home by a French bulldog that she had raised and then came to visit her friend when she was near the house, when she suddenly found Lisa's body lying in a bloodbath.
Lisa is known to have three dogs at home, two of them French bulldogs and one border shepherd. According to the investigators ' examination, they found blood on two of the bulldogs, but it was not clear which dog was the killer or which of them had attacked Lisa, but the blue bulldog was the most suspected. At the same time, it can be seen from the traces left at the scene that Lisa, after being bitten by bulldogs, tried to escape from the inside of the house but eventually died in the front corridor. According to Dr. Cooper, the Coroner of Lake County, Lisa suffered multiple injuries on her body and all her clothes were torn apart.
It is known that just a few weeks before the tragedy, Lisa raised the blue bulldog, who also bit her boyfriend twice, causing him to go to the hospital for medical treatment and stitches in the shoulder, upper arm, leg and foot. The dog was then taken away by local animal management for monitoring and quarantine for 10 days.
According to Robin, the local animal management manager, the blue dog was rescued from the dog pit, which explains why the dog was so aggressive. However, during the isolation period, the dog was not angry or showed any aggressive behaviour, thus excluding more stringent regulation of the dog, which was later taken back by Lisa.
In response, the coroner, Mr. Cooper, commented: “If Lisa hadn't still liked the dog, she would have never taken the dog home again if it had been an accident. The decision of the Fox Lake Police Commissioner, Jimmy Fox, to bring the dog back in this case was a “fatal mistake” and Lisa was trying to give her her love.
The news generated widespread interest and discussion. It's so sad to have an Internet friend named Lisa's death, and it's so sad that a woman of such good will end up dying of her own pet dog. And there are netizens who think that Lisa must have done something to the dog before it happened, to get the dog angry and start an attack, and now that it's here, Lisa herself has some responsibility. So, what do you think about that?