11- Pit bull and Siberian husky
Avauntee Andrepoint, an Arizona resident, was shocked to discover his 12-year-old son failed
to properly close his home’s gate, allowing his two pets to escape. Andrepoint owned a Pit bull
and a Siberian husky. The moment they’d managed to rush past the open gate,
the two dogs began causing mayhem in the town of Gilbert. Witnesses claim the pair charged people
who they’d run into, attacking several onlookers, including a 70-year-old man. One of the victims,
a local teenager, said she tried to approach the dogs to check on their collars, believing
they were lost. She was viciously bitten on her leg as she moved closer. The other two victims
hadn’t attempted to get close to the runaway dogs and claimed the attacks were completely
unprovoked. They were taken to the ER, but their injuries were, fortunately, not severe. The husky
and Pit bull were taken to the local pound and, though Andrepoint attempted to find out
what happened to his pets, he has yet to hear from the authorities up to the recording of this video.
10-Staffordshire terrier
In September 2020, a pair of Staffordshire terriers were discovered running away from a
lethally injured dog in Edmonton. Emergency services were called, and two paramedics
tried to save the pet while animal control officers searched for the aggressive terriers.
The violent dogs were seized and impounded from their home. A neighbor had been
walking her dog when the two pets escaped a nearby backyard and lunged towards her.
The woman and two passersby were bitten by the violent dogs,
though their injuries were not life-threatening. It’s not yet been determined if the two attackers
will be returned to their owner or what kind of fine will be set after the violent incident.
9- Bethany Lynn Stephens
When Bethany Lynn Stephens was found dead in the woods close to her home
in Virginia in December of 2017 with gruesome wounds across her body, after having been missing
for some time, it was initially believed that she had been murdered. In the following days,
rumors of her murder started spreading like wildfire in the small town of Goochland and
residents were worried about a killer on the loose. Those rumors did not immediately go away,
even when the medical report came out, that stated that Stephens had been mauled by her
own dogs. Her friends and family simply could not believe it, because of the incredibly close
bond she was known to have with her 2 pit bulls that she was said to treat like her own children.
It wasn't until further investigation was done and it was discovered that her pit bulls had been
recently neglected when Stephens reconnected with her dogs that night. Because Stephens
had been going through some personal issues, the dogs had been staying at her dad's. They
had gone from sleeping in her bed at night for years, to sleeping in a kennel outside
in the cold, some days without even being fed. That is what experts believe caused the dogs to
turn on Stephens when she picked up the dogs for a walk on that faithful December night.
8-Attack on a police officer
A Rottweiler viciously attacked a policeman after he attempted to arrest its owner.
Authorities were called to the man’s residence after receiving a report of domestic violence.
The incident occurred in a south-west neighborhood of Sydney. When the police officers arrived,
the homeowner had barricaded himself in his garage alongside his barking dog.
The unnamed man began to yell at the officers and commanded his dog to attack.
The police decided to arrest the 52-year-old man involved in the incident. That was when a massive
Rottweiler lunged at the cops, viciously biting the sergeant directly on the face.
The injuries were so severe that they required immediate surgery.
The dog’s owner was charged with common assault and two counts of urging a dog to attack.
His lawyers requested bail, but it was denied due to the man’s aggressive and reckless behavior.
7- Elisa Pilarski
In November of 2019, Parisian woman Elisa Pilarski was savagely torn apart by her partner's American
Staffordshire terrier. At 29 years old AND six months pregnant at the time, Pilarski was taking
the dog out for a walk one cold winter day in the Retz forest, about an hour outside of Paris.
The terrier, named Curtis, belonged to her partner Christophe Ellul, and it was her first time being
alone with Curtis. Tragically, the timing of this happened to coincide with a deer hunt
taking place in that same forest, during which a large pack of hunting dogs was being put to use.
Elisa then called Christophe, telling him that she had come across some menacing dogs
and that she was having a hard time keeping Curtis on his leash. Unfortunately, by the
time Christophe arrived at the scene 45 minutes later, Elisa's dead body was found in a ravine,
which he had initially believed to be just a log when in reality, it was her stomach.
All her clothes were torn off and there were bites all over her limbs and head. Christophe
was quick to blame the hunting pack's dogs as the cause of his partner's death, which the hunters
vehemently denied. In a surprising turn of events, DNA results conducted on 62 hounds--all belonging
to the hunting club--came back about a year later confirming their innocence. To add to the matter,
Curtis the terrier's DNA was found on Pilarski's wounds as well as her own DNA on Curtis's leash.
While Curtis was locked up in a dog pound after Elisa's death, he went on to bite another person.
6-Pit bulls
Four pit bulls managed to escape their owner’s home and ran wild across the Missouri town of
Florissant. Several neighbors called the police department, reporting that the pack of dogs was
attacking residents. The first woman to be attacked was walking alone and the pit bulls
lunged at her. She sustained a number of serious bites all over her body.
Several neighbors rushed to her aid. A local woman subsequently told the authorities she was
certain that if no one had arrived to scare the pit bulls away, the victim would’ve been killed.
Witnesses claimed the dogs were going berserk and had even torn their victim’s shoes off.
Though neighbors tried to stop the pack of dogs, they kept running down the street,
attacking an elderly woman and two other people. They bit one
of the town’s residents so deep that they managed to penetrate the bone of her leg.
As they rushed up and down the streets, one of the dogs was killed by a passing car.
The three remaining pit bulls ended up attacking two other people before being stopped. One of
the elderly residents was hospitalized in severe condition due to his injuries.
5-Alberta dog attack
An Alberta utility worker was traumatized by a vicious dog attack that landed her in the
hospital. In December of 2020, Tina Dodwell was changing utility meters in her assigned area.
She decided to enter a backyard, after knocking for several minutes and receiving no response.
Dodwell needed to complete a scheduled visit to make sure the meter was working correctly. Even
though she usually reminded her customers that it was part of her job to enter their backyards,
some still became aggressive. Such was the situation during this last visit. When
Dodwell entered through the back gate, she was shocked to see a woman opening the house’s door,
allowing a pit bull and another dog to charge her. Two neighbors heard her screams and rushed
to her aid. Though the attack only lasted a minute or two, she told authorities it felt like hours,
as the dog bit her arms, legs, and even her torso. Dodwell was rushed to the hospital and required
dozens of stitches to mend her lacerations and puncture wounds. She’s been terrified of dogs
ever since and has been attempting to heal mentally through exposure therapy. The dogs’
owner was charged $1500, and authorities are still considering whether to press criminal charges.
4-Repeat offenders
Two vicious pit bulls attacked and killed a neighbor’s pet, only nine months after their first
reported attack. The Chicago pets had escaped from their owner’s house several times in the past,
and police were called to the area once more. Though one of the pit bulls was captured and
returned to their home, the other one managed to jump into a neighbor's fenced backyard. It savaged
another pet, an 8-year-old dachshund named Sookie, killing it instantly. Sookie’s owner rushed to
rescue his pet, but it was too late to do anything to aid it. The two pit bulls were considered
highly aggressive and their owners had been ordered by a judge to keep them muzzled and in a
secure enclosure. After the second attack, the pit bulls’ owner decided to have his pets euthanized.
The male was put down while the female was placed in a shelter, while awaiting a judge’s decision.
3-Pitbull attack
Illinois police were called to a Galesburg neighborhood, where horrified residents witnessed
a local pit bull attacking a leashed dog. A man and a woman were walking their dogs when
a pit bull suddenly emerged out of its backyard and attacked, without any warning. Fortunately,
neither one of them was bitten but couldn’t get the violent pit bull mix off their pets. While
Sadie, the small Pomeranian, was killed instantly, their dachshund, named Bandit, was wounded
and managed to survive the attack. When officers arrived, the pit bull’s owner had already managed
to force her pet into the backyard. She claimed the dog’s true owner was her son and that she
was just pet sitting. Her backyard wasn’t prepared to host the violent beast. Animal control took the
pit bull, called Azula, away. Its owner might face criminal charges, along with several penalty fees.
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2-Long Island Pit bulls
Three pit bulls went on a rampage, in July of 2020, and attacked four different people after
escaping their backyard. Several onlookers called the police, who arrived soon after.
Though an officer shot at the pack, none of the pets were injured in the process.
All four victims required stitches and medical treatment, but fortunately, none of their injuries
were lethal. The three pit bulls had a history of escaping and had even attacked a police officer
as well as an independent contractor who responded to animal complaints.
Fortunately, the dogs’ owner managed to lock them back in the yard, putting an
end to the rampage. He was notified about the incidents, and an investigation was launched.
1-Elderly woman killed by bullmastiffs
A 91-year-old Australian resident was savagely attacked by three Bullmastiff cross mixes while
visiting a local beach. She was taking a morning swim, at Collingwood Beach, when the dogs rushed
towards her, having previously escaped from their backyard after breaking the fence. The dogs’
owner, Adam Newbold, was shocked to discover the news and claimed his pets were always
gentle to his daughters as well as the family’s cat and lizard. When the dogs escaped the house,
Newbold’s partner attempted to get them back in the backyard, but they were faster.
The mastiffs managed to wound four other people before reaching the unnamed elderly
woman. The dogs were put down after the incidents, and an investigation on the attacks was launched.
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