One mother was identified to the hospital with serious injuries after being exposed to the dog in the inner west of Sydney.
Six -year -old Saint Bernard Cross, “Kitty Kitty”, 47, was subjected to Saint Bernard Kroos, six -year -old, at her home on Edith Street, in Leeschd, around 12.20 am on Wednesday.
It was transferred to Prince Alfred Hospital, who has a serious face in the face.
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The paramedics were seen, covering Deville’s face with a towel, as she was expelled from her home on a stretcher and entered the back of an ambulance.
The pink pajamas pants were blood covered.
The neighbors said they woke up to the sound of fire alarm and Daville shouted for help.
“I heard her in the window while she was screaming for help, just as she was attacked,” one of the neighbors told the Daily Telegraph.
“You could hear the child and the mother screaming for help, and the fire warning was launched, and the dog that barks a little, we called Triple to a 0 but we were not really sure of what was going on.”
It is understood that the proposal, which may be a warning of the fire, has sparked the dog to attack by the council and the police, but the cause of the accident has not been confirmed yet.
The paramedics worked feverish on Deville, where they collided with her face and arm – which seemed to have an important cheat – before she accelerated her to the hospital.
New South Wales police investigate what happened.
Devile is often spread on the family dog ​​in the online jobs.
One of the participants shows that Buster is hugging next to the little son Devile, as the mother described the husband as “Bros for Life”.
Other footage of the family pets show that asleep on a pink blanket and demonstrate with a twisted orange Pandana around its neck, along with the explanatory name: “Buster El Cool Guy”.
It is understood that Buster has been in the building since the attack.
The internal Western Council launched an investigation into the incident.