Witnesses describe attacker as American bulldog combine or pitbull, they agree canine is harmful

MIAMI – A witness to a recent canine attack that has the residents of an condo advanced in Miami in worry received Miami-Dade County Animal Services concerned.

Gabriella Dominguez, a spokeswoman for the Miami-Dade County Animal Services, launched an announcement reporting their data present the Feb. 16 attacker was an American Bulldog combine.

Residents of Half Moon Towers of Miami, at 5055 NW 7 St., have misplaced belief within the canine. Some stated it was a pitbull they usually need the county company to guard them from the danger of one other attack.

“The determination of a dog as aggressive or dangerous, as well as any ensuing citations, hinges on various factors carefully considered during the investigation,” Dominguez wrote in her assertion.

Elda Gonzalez Batista stated the attacker’s jaws have been locked on the neck of the four-year-old schnauzer combine named “Tico,” so she grabbed a visitors cone and swung it.

That canine was killing him,” Gonzalez Batista stated in Spanish.

“Tico” needed to bear surgical procedure to have necrotic pores and skin eliminated, and continues to go to the veterinarian often to have the dressings modified. The proprietor of the attacker was apologetic and was overlaying the cost of the veterinary therapy, which as of Thursday was about $3,000.

Animal Services reached out to the proprietor of the schnauzer and supplied paperwork that must be stuffed out and submitted together with a police report, veterinary data, and footage inside two weeks, in keeping with Dominguez.

“Upon receipt of this documentation, Animal Services will proceed to provide the owner of the attacking dog with an affidavit, affording them a similar two-week timeframe for completion,” Dominguez wrote.

After amassing proof from each events, animal companies personnel will make an evaluation.

“If any violations are established, the owner of the attacking dog may face citations,” Dominguez wrote.

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