[SimoneFlen']

Outdoors scavenging by dogs of a dead-by-hanging male suicide. Notes: The age of the unidentified victim was estimated to be in the 55–65-year range. The dogs stretched and ripped the suspended victim, tightening the rope and producing a tourniquet effect. Finally, the victim was dismembered and scattered. Note the scalloped borders of the stretched skin representing the bite action of the dogs.

Postmortem, near total skeletisation of the exposed face and neck of an 83-year-old woman who died of ischemic heart disease. The injuries were caused by two mixed-breed dogs. Notes: The extreme squalor of the victim’s house (with marked odour and piles of garbage) was indicative of Diogenes syndrome. Death had occurred several days before the body was found. The floors were covered with dog faeces, and there was no available dog food. The public prosecutor’s office ordered the euthanasia of both animals to prevent the recurrence of this feeding behaviour. Image courtesy of Monica Hernandez, MD, Municipal Emergency Hospital of Cordoba, Argentina.

Multiple bite marks on the neck of an 85-year-old woman in a fatal pit bull attack. Notes: The daughter of the victim indicated that the dog was provoked previously by the victim. Death was attributed to exsanguination due to the neck blood vessels’ laceration subsequent to the dog bite. Note the “V”-shaped holes with irregular and wrinkled borders. Image courtesy of David Dib, MD, Institute of Forensic Medicine, and of the Laboratory of Forensic Dentistry, Cordoba, Argentina.

Experimental model designed for taking impressions of the dog’s teeth by using an ad hoc recipient device (an adapted half bottle of plastic) and alginate. Notes: The procedure must be performed under general anesthesia in the case of living dogs. Image courtesy of forensic veterinary Noemi Friedrich, BVSc, and of the Laboratory of Forensic Dentistry, Cordoba, Argentina.

Fatal attack on a mentally disabled 43-year-old man. Notes: A forensic odontologist and a carnivore biologist established categorically the diagnosis of a dog pack attack when the initial hypothesis of predation either by a very large dog or a cougar was made by the local authorities. The cause of death was attributed to exsanguination due to the extensive injuries. At the scene, a pack of mixed-breed dogs of various sizes was identified later. Image courtesy of Rocio Palacios, BSB, PhD(c), Andean Cat Alliance and of the Laboratory of Forensic Dentistry, Cordoba, Argentina.

[kellyhound]

vicious attack on the last one

[Brainplague]

Example No. 2: I've said before, always feed your dogs before you get incapacitated in any way.

I know that dogs who have attacked people are destroyed, but what would have happened to the dogs who ate the old lady's face? Are they put down, too?

[marcos_69]

Yeah it says above..."The public prosecutor’s office ordered the euthanasia of both animals to prevent the recurrence of this feeding behaviour. "

[samipiggy]

Originally Posted by Brainplague ↗

Example No. 2: I've said before, always feed your dogs before you get incapacitated in any way.

I know that dogs who have attacked people are destroyed, but what would have happened to the dogs who ate the old lady's face? Are they put down, too?

at an animal hosp i used to work at, there was an eng bulldog that was stuck inside with his dead owner for like a week.. and of course the dog started eating the dead owner. from what i can remember, the dog went to live with the owners sister in another city.

[shelly80]

Damn...Argentinas got to get those Cujo's under control...fuck me!!!