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Originally Posted by clueless
Found this for you
https://www.askthe.police.uk/content/Q34.htm
I personally would be very concerned if it was my child. You have said the dog gives no warning so what happens if the dog gets near your child again or another child in the garden especially when it is going to be kept away. Maybe you should suggest your neighbour to seek out an animal behaviourist |
I think that may be slightly different because of the nature of the guy's Job.
I found this which is actually true,
Another child bitten by a dog - Telegraph Blogs
According to stats 85% of bites happen on private property,so little can be done.
I would also be concerned about the dog biting,I suppose you could try reporting it to the dog warden saying you are concerned for children in the area.
There was a little piece in our paper last week saying a toddler had been taken to hospital wiith a nasty dog bite,it named the breed as a ESS.I was suprized as usually these breeds tend not to make the papers.