Warning as little one left with accidents after XL Bully assault | UK | News | EUROtoday

A toddler has suffered horrific accidents after being savaged by an XL Bully within the backyard of a home in Doncaster.

The teen, aged 10, was attacked by the unregistered animal, with three initially arrested after yesterday’s surprising incident.

Police had been referred to as to the property, within the suburb of Balby, at 10:15am.

The sufferer was reportedly within the backyard of a neighbouring property the place the XL Bully was stored.

It attacked, clamping on to the kid’s head and biting her neck, inflicting severe accidents within the course of.

The bleeding was managed and the kid’s accidents should not believed to be life-threatening.

A 37-year-old girl was arrested on suspicion of possession of a banned breed of canine, permitting a canine to be dangerously uncontrolled and little one neglect.

Two youngsters aged 13 and 15 had been additionally arrested on suspicion of permitting a canine to be dangerously uncontrolled and possession of a banned breed of canine. Both have since been launched from police custody.

The canine was seized and stays in police kennels.

Chief Inspector Emma Cheney mentioned: “This incident could have had a tragic ending and led to a fatality.

“We continue to urge people to stop thinking ‘it won’t happen to me’.

“Owners need to step up and be responsible, understand your dog, their behaviour and keep everyone safe.”