![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/man-shouted-do-you-want-my-dog-to-die-as-rottweiler-owner-didnt-stop-it-attacking/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/0_THP_CHP_300923Slug_1410JPG.jpg&description=WARNING GRAPHIC IMAGES: Paul Bolingbroke was walking his Staffordshire bull terrier Buddy through his local park when a "restless" Rottweiler made a beeline for them and attacked twice A terrified man shouted 'do you want my dog to die?' during a horror Rottweiler attack in a UK city park which resulted in a whopping £400 vet bill. Paul Bolingbroke thought his 14-year-old Staffordshire bull terrier Buddy would die on the spot after being repeatedly attacked by an out of control dog at a park in Norwich. The 46-year-old from from Bowthorpe, Norfolk, was taking Buddy on what was supposed to be a "quick walk before tea" last Friday evening. Paul says he immediately put Buddy back on his lead after spotting the Rottweiler and its owner enter the local park, and they continued walking along the main path. But the other dog soon became "restless", according to Paul. Detailing the horror moment the attack took place, Paul said: "Before I knew it, it broke off its harness and went straight for Buddy. I grabbed Buddy while trying to get the other dog off and shouting at the owner to get him off." Despite eventually managing to separate the canines, they were about to leave the park when the Rottweiler attacked again, the Eastern Daily Press reports. Poor Buddy suffered 10 wounds all over his body, according to devastated owner Paul. He said: "The dog ran back and was biting Buddy, not letting go. I continued to shout at the owner to get his dog off, otherwise Buddy was going to die right there. The owner was clearly tired as he was slow getting over but I was shouting if he wanted my dog to die." Thankfully Buddy is on the mend after Paul was forced to fork out £400 for injections and medication. But he still has a "nasty cut" behind his ear and another wound on his left shoulder blade. But Paul fumed: "It's frustrating because owners should be able to protect other dogs by taking care of their own." It is unknown whether there have been any arrests made in connection with t){kind=link}
WARNING GRAPHIC IMAGES: Paul Bolingbroke was walking his Staffordshire bull terrier Buddy through his local park when a “restless” Rottweiler made a beeline for them and attacked twice
A terrified man shouted ‘do you want my dog to die?’ during a horror Rottweiler attack in a UK city park which resulted in a whopping £400 vet bill.
Paul Bolingbroke thought his 14-year-old Staffordshire bull terrier Buddy would die on the spot after being repeatedly attacked by an out of control dog at a park in Norwich. The 46-year-old from from Bowthorpe, Norfolk, was taking Buddy on what was supposed to be a “quick walk before tea” last Friday evening.
Paul says he immediately put Buddy back on his lead after spotting the Rottweiler and its owner enter the local park, and they continued walking along the main path. But the other dog soon became “restless”, according to Paul.
Detailing the horror moment the attack took place, Paul said: “Before I knew it, it broke off its harness and went straight for Buddy. I grabbed Buddy while trying to get the other dog off and shouting at the owner to get him off.”