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Turborama

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Sat May 11, 2013, 08:43 AM May 2013

Pit bull attacks, injures N. Idaho boy & leaves puncture wounds in his neck up to five inches deep

Associated Press

A pit bull terrier is being blamed for attacking a six-year-old boy from northern Idaho and leaving puncture wounds in his neck.
KREM-TV of Spokane, Wash., ( http://tinyurl.com/c9jzgg5) reports Charlie Stone of Hayden is recovering from the attack.

But his father, Nathan Stone, estimates that the wounds are up to five inches deep.

Police records indicate that the pit bull was leashed and wearing a choke collar, but was still able to lunge at the boy while he was riding his bicycle.

Now, authorities say the dog has been quarantined and may be euthanized, due to its behavior.

Nathan Stone says he thinks that would be the right thing to do.

He's also contemplating legal action against the dog's owner.

http://www.idahostatejournal.com/news/state/article_c794b6f7-7c4b-5ee1-b03c-d7178d383d0a.html

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Pit bull attacks, injures N. Idaho boy & leaves puncture wounds in his neck up to five inches deep (Original Post) Turborama May 2013 OP
"puncture wounds in his neck" . . . "wounds are up to five inches deep" DrDan May 2013 #1

DrDan

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1. "puncture wounds in his neck" . . . "wounds are up to five inches deep"
Sat May 11, 2013, 08:54 AM
May 2013

this little boy is so lucky to be alive.

can't wait to read more from the "experts" here about how sweet and gently these dogs are.

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