Dog walker, 28, attacked by pet dogs she was minding in `frenzied attack’ before horrified onlookers

Surrey, England:After a woman was beaten to death by a pack of animals, the local council seized her eight dogs, including her two dachshunds and her one Leonberger. According to various horrified onlookers that existed at the time, the 28-year-old dog walker was horrified by onlookers even when animals “like a pack of wolves” attacked her at a remote Gravelly Hill beauty spot. At 2:45 pm on Thursday, January 12, Caterham.

“There was no barking, just her screaming. She was attacked and tried to get up but she couldn’t sit down because the dogs were all around her and had her arms crossed. It was great.” said one viewer. According to Daily Mail. At the time, she was walking up to seven dogs, and after one attacked a woman and her small dog in the park, she tried to fight the animals.

“Most of them could still be on a leash,” a source told the Daily Mail. “They were so tangled around her that she couldn’t stand. It was impossible to escape, so in a frenzy they simply walked towards whatever was in front of them. It is thought to include a Leonberger, a hybrid of Newfoundland and St. Bernard, weighing up to 70 kg, and two dachshunds. However, it was not clear how many dogs attacked the victim, only one of which appeared to be of considerable size. Two riders who encountered the ordeal tried to intervene, but the source said, “This woman panicked and yelled at the rider, ‘Come back, come back.’ It ran, and one escaped. Rider was thrown.

Susan Dove, a 60-year-old driver without a seat, said, “We heard screaming and screaming. After the attack, police arrived at the scene with several vehicles with armed police and paramedics. “There was nothing Ryder could do. She had too many dogs. It’s like being attacked by a wolf.”

According to The Mirror, the woman was destroyed in the woods and there are fears she may have fallen off a steep cliff. Relatives of the woman, who is believed to be from London, have been alerted and are being assisted by police. The woman who was bitten first has been discharged from the hospital.

Since pet ownership surged during the coronavirus lockdown, locals say there has been a surge in people paying for dog-walking services. They suggested that many owners rely on walking their dogs after returning to work. I’ll let you,” said chef Richard Bream of nearby Marden’s Kennel. “I always thought that some people walking their dogs had five or six, but it shouldn’t be possible.”

Authorities are currently investigating whether the victim was a registered dog walker. Surrey Police Inspector Lindsay Whatley said: “We want to reassure residents that we are confident that all dogs involved are in police custody while the situation is being investigated.

Leslie Hoffrey, 62, who lives just meters from the crime scene, said: “No one seems to know, the police never called. All we know is what we see on the news. I don’t know if the young lady was local, people come from all over Gravelly Hill so it’s hard to say,” the part-time lyricist added, adding, “It makes no sense at all. Why are there 7 dangerous dogs? None of us who live around here have a clue. Whoever this young woman was, the community was deeply concerned and, of course, heartbroken. “

Another resident, who requested anonymity, said: “Unbelievable. The details are unknown, but everyone was shaken by the news. It could have happened to anyone. Our thoughts are with the girl’s family.” .”