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Two-year-old girl mauled by dog | Two-year-old girl mauled by dog |
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A two-year-old girl is in hospital after she was attacked by a dog at a flat in Lancashire. | A two-year-old girl is in hospital after she was attacked by a dog at a flat in Lancashire. |
The toddler suffered serious facial injuries when she was mauled by the Staffordshire bull terrier. | |
The attack happened at a first floor flat in Borrowdale Avenue, Shadsworth, on Friday afternoon. | The attack happened at a first floor flat in Borrowdale Avenue, Shadsworth, on Friday afternoon. |
Lancashire Police said the girl is being treated at the Royal Manchester Children's Hospital, Pendlebury, after undergoing surgery. | Lancashire Police said the girl is being treated at the Royal Manchester Children's Hospital, Pendlebury, after undergoing surgery. |
Forensic examinations | Forensic examinations |
Her condition is said to "stable but poorly". | Her condition is said to "stable but poorly". |
Det Sgt Jonathon Holmes, of Lancashire Police, said forensic examinations have been carried out at the flat. | Det Sgt Jonathon Holmes, of Lancashire Police, said forensic examinations have been carried out at the flat. |
He said officers were reviewing the information they had and a decision on whether a criminal offence had been committed would be made in the next few days. | He said officers were reviewing the information they had and a decision on whether a criminal offence had been committed would be made in the next few days. |
Staffordshire bull terriers are not a breed subject to restrictions under the Dangerous Dogs Act. | Staffordshire bull terriers are not a breed subject to restrictions under the Dangerous Dogs Act. |