Deep pity in Bad Ischl: Chihuahua Tiffany victim of a dog attack

Deep pity in Bad Ischl: Chihuahua Tiffany victim of a dog attack

A tragic incident in Bad Ischl shaked the neighborhood and caused excitement. Last Wednesday, the Chihuahua girl Tiffany, which belonged to the animal welfare organization Pfotenhilfe, was brutally attacked by a neighboring dog during a walk. The ten -year -old dog handler, who kept Tiffany on a leash, was also injured. This raises big questions and stimulates the community to think.

The attack took place when a German shepherd who was illegally connected to an unstable umbrella stand, freed himself and stormed freely onto the street. Apparently Tiffany was powerless against this powerful attacker. Despite the immediate veterinary help, the little bitch succumbed to her serious injuries. The girl, who had desperately tried to save her loved Tiffany, suffered a bite injury by the hand.

reactions to the incident

Jürgen Stadler, the spokesman for the Pfotenhilfe, was deeply affected by the circumstances of the attack. He pointed out that the inadequate attachment of the dog was not sufficiently checked and may not have been adjusted. In addition, he criticized the housing conditions of the Schäfermischlings, who, according to Stadler, rarely had an outlet and was mainly held on the balcony. These circumstances could have aggressive behavior.

Tiffany was part of a rescue operation in which a total of 55 animals were saved from poor conditions. Finally she was allowed to start a peaceful life in her new home, but unfortunately luck did not last long. Stadler asked the authorities to intensify their cooperation because this incident raises several legal and institutional questions. The situation illustrates the important necessity of a thorough review of the holding conditions of dogs, especially if they can have an impact on the security of the public.

Detailed information about this incident is still sparse, but the shocking pictures and reports have re -lived up to the discussion about responsible dog keeping. It remains to be seen how the responsible bodies will react to this incident. For more information, See the current reporting at www.kosmo.at