Heavy dog ​​bite in Kirchberg: Girl fights for recovery!

Heavy dog ​​bite in Kirchberg: Girl fights for recovery!

Kirchberg, Österreich - A terrible incident on New Year's Day became known in Kirchberg when a six -year -old girl was attacked and seriously injured by a Rottweiler. The dog's bite, which concentrated on the upper arm, the shoulder and lower leg of the girl, led to the child had to be flown into the Kepler University Hospital with an emergency helicopter. Fortunately, the girl does not seem to have suffered life -threatening injuries and is on the way of improvement, as Jutta Oberweger, press spokeswoman for the Upper Austria, reported. The dog owners then decided to give their four -legged friend voluntarily, which was confirmed by Kirchberg's mayor Stefan Reisinger. The decision was made, although the dog was dear to the children who often played with him. The incident will now also have legal consequences because the owners are displayed.

dogs understand us better than we think

A fascinating study by European scientists could now take a new look at the relationship between humans and dogs. The investigation revealed that dogs communicate not only through body language, but also through human language. Interestingog that show the study results unconsciously speak more slowly when they communicate with their dogs by only using about three syllables per second, compared to four syllables per second in conversation with other people. This slow speech helps the dogs to better understand human concerns. The research group came to the conclusion that dogs are able to recognize different human languages ​​and even distinguish between meaningful language and confused word salad. According to the earlier results of Hungarian researchers, dogs are able to show brain activities when they hear stories in their known language, which provides additional indications of their cognitive skills.