dave89iroc
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sorry to hear, hopefully she recovers quickly
Dog attack
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Joe
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turbo89gt
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What a beautiful little girl she is... I'm sick to see this have happened. but I think that the scars wont be TOOO bad, as stated they can do alot with scars. The most important thing is, she is ok and the situation was under control before it relaly got bad!!
Hope she makes a speedy recovery!!
Hope she makes a speedy recovery!!
SVT32VDOHC
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x2!!! And Bacitracin. My Dad burned his face in 2004 and the Ann Arbor Tramua ER Burn Center told him Bacitracin like crazy, and Sunblock (well for him, since it was a burn the rest of his life) but most important the first couple years.
Sorry to hear about that Brian. She looks like a trooper in those pics though. Make sure they take care of them to prevent infection and also to keep the redness down. I'm glad to see it wasn't any worse.
Hugger Z
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Wow. Very sorry to hear this happened. My dogs have only even bared their teeth twice at me and that was stopped right there. I got a growl out of the husky once and was on her so fast she didn't know what happened. She was on her back with me screaming in her face. I completely discourage any aggresive behavior toward people or other dogs.
As for a new dog like that, I would't trust it around kids that quickly. It takes time. I mean the dog came from another home, had to adjust to the kennels, and then in their home. It was probably stressed out. While that sucks that it happened, they should have taken more time to acclimate the dog to the kids and the new home. It may not have been used to the people being all up in it's face like that. I'm not saying biting a person is justified, but just that it isn't entirely unexpected. Just my 2 cents.
On another note, I am sure she will recover with minimal scars. My g/f got bit when she was younger and it was worse than your niece. She is still an animal lover and you can barely tell there was any damage to her face from it. Your neice will most likely just need some time to get over it before she is comfortable around animals again.
As for a new dog like that, I would't trust it around kids that quickly. It takes time. I mean the dog came from another home, had to adjust to the kennels, and then in their home. It was probably stressed out. While that sucks that it happened, they should have taken more time to acclimate the dog to the kids and the new home. It may not have been used to the people being all up in it's face like that. I'm not saying biting a person is justified, but just that it isn't entirely unexpected. Just my 2 cents.
On another note, I am sure she will recover with minimal scars. My g/f got bit when she was younger and it was worse than your niece. She is still an animal lover and you can barely tell there was any damage to her face from it. Your neice will most likely just need some time to get over it before she is comfortable around animals again.
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nitrousrick
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Wow, sorry to see anyone go through this and it's even worse being a kid. I hope she has a speedy recovery and her mental/physical wounds heal.
Umm I would've killed the dog, you showed great restraint!
LilJuicedCoupe
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I hope everything is fine with your niece......My niece was also attack by a dog in the face around the age of 7...It was our neighbors dog who lived since a puppy with 5 kids...never showed aggression....My niece was going swimming and the dog bit her face...Forehead,Cheek,Lip under and under her chin....It's a horrible feeling...Especially being on a little girls face.....The owners of this 120#+ Akita didnt put it down....But it disappeared somehow down the road
BB71Mopar
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Sorry to hear that Brian. Did you at least get a few hit in on that dog before you handed it over???
I basically had the left side of my face torn off by a dog when I was very little. I only have a few small scars left and no one can believe me when I tell them.
Also isn't it vitamin "E" not "C" :dontknow:?????
I basically had the left side of my face torn off by a dog when I was very little. I only have a few small scars left and no one can believe me when I tell them.
Also isn't it vitamin "E" not "C" :dontknow:?????
SVT32VDOHC
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I didn't wanna start anything earlier, but yeah, I think it is "E" and not "C".
Man that's terrible! I hope she has a speedy recovery. She looks like a trooper though. I'd be crying like a baby.
Dogs are still animals and are unpredictable just as Raj said.
Yes, it is E. My brother tried sticking his face through a windshield a few years ago. E did wonders for the scars.
Dogs are still animals and are unpredictable just as Raj said.
Yes, it is E. My brother tried sticking his face through a windshield a few years ago. E did wonders for the scars.
MxRacerCam
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poor kid!!! 
we got a dog from a rescue one time and i came home and found it had one of my ex's pinned in the corner of the kitchen. i'd never have an adult dog with an unknown history around kids... and i LOVE dogs!!!
we got a dog from a rescue one time and i came home and found it had one of my ex's pinned in the corner of the kitchen. i'd never have an adult dog with an unknown history around kids... and i LOVE dogs!!!
U Win Towing
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thanks to every one for there suport, she is doing good todday, she didnt want to go to school....thanks for the help
steve581581
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sorry to hear... that sucks
