Adelaide couple ‘living in worry’ after vicious attack by neighbour’s dogs left among their pups dead and another seriously hurt

• Couple left sad after dog attack
• One dog passed away and another hurt

An Adelaide couple have actually been left ravaged and residing in worry after a stunning attack from their neighbour’s 2 dogs left among their family pets dead and another terribly hurt.

Sam Barker and Jasmine Dawe said their neighbour’s 2 dogs dug a hole in the backyard through 2 sheets of iron fencing and assaulted their Australian shepherd, Liberty and their staffy-cross, Lily.

The couple said they discovered their precious Liberty dead in the garden, while Lily was seriously hurt and hiding in her kennel.

Mr Barker said a friend had actually called the set on Tuesday, alerting them about the 2 rogue dogs in their yard.

‘They said we heard a great deal of sound from over the fence and there are 2 dogs in your backyard assaulting,’ he informed 7NEWS.

Five-year-old Lily is now recuperating at home after a prolonged surgical treatment to treat her injuries.

Ms Dawe said she had actually been left ‘sad and troubled’ after the dreadful experience.

‘I have not had the ability to sleep,’ she said.

The owners of the 2 dogs informed 7NEWS they were heartbroken over the occurrence and have actually contributed $5,000 to Mr Barker and Ms Dawe’s veterinary expenses.

They likewise selected to euthanise among the dogs included.

Ms Dawe said she desires the council to take the neighbours’ staying dog up until the hole in the fence in between the 2 homes is repaired.

Ms Dawe said the couple hesitate the angering animal might possibly be associated with another attack.

‘There’s neighbours’ kids all around on the other side,’ she said.

‘What’s to stop it doing it once again?’

The council said it had it consulted with the 2 celebrations which it had actually opened an examination into the occurrence.

But Ms Dawe and Mr Barker think the council has actually not taken adequate action.

‘We do not seem like we have actually been dealt with really relatively,’ Mr Barker said.